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Originally posted by CookieRevised
In order for an ActiveX object to work you need to register the DLL (or OCX, or EXE) files (with regsvr32.exe). And those registry settings need to be in the computer's own real registry (not in a file only used by the portable app as the computer's registry replacement to make it 'portable') so that any application can access it if needed.
Thing is, though... to make MediaMonkey portable, you just move the config file from the user's AppData folder to the application folder - it always writes to a file, regardless of being portable or not. And I ran it once first before making it portable, so surely the DLL should already be registered (I am running it from the PC, not off a memory stick or anything)?
Perhaps also something to do with using an x64 version of Windows?
