Place it in the same directory as the OCX file.
Tracy
P.S. It could be in the path environment variable. This is not recommended as
older versions have vulnerabilities, or could be changed to be a vulnerability.
On February 13, 2022 7:52:24 AM EST, paul.newton.h...@gmail.com wrote:
>Hi all
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>I am trying to install a couple of Bela Bodec's ActiveX controls but the
>OCXs fail to load - "Unable to load OCX!"
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>I know that MFC70.DLL is required and I have a copy which came with the
>controls but I am not sure what to do with it:
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>Which place(s) should I copy it to (I am running Win 10) and will I need to
>register it with REGSVR32? I have already tried to run REGSVR32 against
>MFC70.DLL in its present location but that also fails ("The module MFC70.DLL
>failed to load").
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>Many thanks
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>Paul Newton
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