ADT2: Installing/Registering OLE Controls in Run-time Application

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Installing OLE Custom Controls

   Directory         Filename        Description
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   \Windows\SYSTEM   OC1016.DLL      The OLE Control Support DLL shipped
                                     with the ADT.
   \Windows\SYSTEM   OC25.DLL        A support DLL required by controls
                                     created with the OLE Control
                                     Development Kit (CDK) for Microsoft
                                     Visual C\C++ version 2.0. If your
                                     control was not created with the CDK,
                                     this file is not needed.
   \<application>    MSAREG.EXE      The OLE Control registration tool.
   \<application>    <control>.OCX   The OLE Control file.
   \<application>    DAO2016.DLL     A DLL required for custom controls.
				

1. Open the Microsoft ADT Setup Wizard (SETUPWIZ.MDB) located in your \ACCESS\ADT directory.
2. In the "Pick the files to include with your application" box, click the Add File button.
3. In the Add File box, enter the full path to your database. Select the "Show in Program Manager Group" and "Run with MSARN200" options. In the INI File box, type the full path to your application's .INI file, and then click the OK button.
4. In the "Pick the files to include with your application" box, click the Add File button.
5. In the Add File box, type the full path to the OLE control (.OCX) file, and click OK.
6. If you are using a third-party OLE control, repeat steps 4 and 5 to add any support DLLs for the OLE control.
   
   If you are using an OLE control included with the Microsoft ADT (the MSACAL20.OCX, MSASB20.OCX, or OUTL1016.DLL files), the Setup Wizard prompts you with the message "The file you've selected depends on 1 file(s). Do you want to see a list?" Click the No button. In the Add File box, click OK. The Setup Wizard adds the OLE support file, OC1016.DLL.
7. After you add the OLE control (and its supporting DLLs), click the Next button in the "Pick the files to include with your application" box.
8. In the "What optional features does your application support?" box, make sure the OLE 2.01 option (or OLE 2.02, if you installed the Microsoft Access 2.0 Service Pack) is selected.
9. In the "What is the name of your application" box, type a name for your application. Also, type a name for the directory that your custom setup program suggests as a default directory, and then click Next.
10. In the "Do you want to run another application after Setup is finished?" box, click Next.
11. In the "Where do you want to create the disk images" box, type a path for your application's SETUP directory, select a type of disk setup, and then click Finish.
    
    At this point, you can use your distribution disks to set up you run- time application and register any OLE control.

Registering OLE Controls

1. In Windows 3.x, in Program Manager or File Manager, click Run on the File menu. In Windows 95, click the Start Button, and then click Run.
2. In the Command box (or Open box in Windows 95), type a command similar to the following line:

   MSAREG.EXE C:\<application>\<control>.OCX

   For example, to register the Calendar control type the following line:

   MSAREG.EXE C:\ACCESS\ADT\MSACAL20.OCX

3. Click OK to run the MSAREG.EXE file and to register the OLE control.