> Heya All,
>
> Been going back and forth on whether to use msft treeview or the DBI one in my browser app and and I have decided to use the DBI, there is just so much more functionality IMHO (Title bar, columns, subtext, printing etc..) and I already have class set up for it.
>
> The problem I have is I was hoping to avoid distributing an setup.exe file with the browser but without an install process I will have to register the treeview control if it's not already registered on application start up. So I was wondering if that is possible/viable.
>
> What I was thinking I would do in my 'main.prg' was:
>
> - Check if control registered
> - If not, ask user if it's ok to register (or maybe just tell them)
> - then register control
>
> I assume I can shell out and call regsrv3r but I'm not sure how to tell if the control is registered or not (I'm crap at the registry)
>
> Also is it the same process for Win 2K, WinXP, Server 2003 and Vista?
>
> Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Steve Dingle
> http://weblogs.foxite.com/SteveDingle/
> www.dsbusinesssolutions.co.uk

Steve is it Work for u?

LOCAL loError,loObject,lFoundError as Logical
TRY 
loObject = CREATEOBJECT("xx.xx")

		 Catch To loError
			lFoundError = .T.
  
ENDTRY
IF lFoundError
=MESSAGEBOX("Register the Control First",0+64,"Info")
ENDIF

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