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Originally posted by Choli
ok, no problem. Be sure you update to plus 3.01.94 beofre doing anuthing else 
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Originally posted by Millenium_edition
You know the string in the registry, the actual object, like "MyPlugin.MyPluginClass", try using createobject on it (in a seperate project).
what?
since the plugin DLL is an ActiveX thingy, and its been registered with regsrv32, you can use:
dim oObject as object
set oObject = createobject("projectname.classname")
in another program, and it will create an object of that activeX.. just as you would with the MSN objects, WScript, or whatever else. if you get errors, you know that you either havent registered the DLL right, or you have the projectname/classname wrong.
