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I would like to write a simple windows form application, I'd like to use a 3rd party file, but it is deny to write in registry. I've tried to add this ocx control to project, but the Visual Studio runs the regsvr32, so it has been registered.

Is it possible to use registration free activation, or I have to register in any case?

schulzy
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  • No that's not possible. What does the ocx do? – Federico Berasategui Nov 21 '13 at 15:47
  • VS does *not* run regsvr32 on references you add. Doesn't matter anyway, it only needs to work properly on that other machine. Just set the Isolated property of the reference to True. – Hans Passant Nov 21 '13 at 16:16
  • Thank you for your answers. I would like to make a simple proof of concept, so I've downloaded just a first ocx control, what I've found. Firstly I would like to build a solution, and after that I would like to make a wrapper for this `ocx controls`, but at this point when I'm using an `aximp` tool, I have to register to registry this `ocx`. I've tried it with `tlbimp` command, but it didn't make `RCW` (runtime callable wrapper). Can I make a wrapper without registry writing, or I have to make a virtual machine, which will create this RCW dlls? – schulzy Nov 25 '13 at 12:13

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