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I understand this... but how can I write another EXE which will
load my original DLL in the same way the IDE does.

What I am really after are the actual API calls and examples.

Tore wrote:

> The permission is assigned according to the context under which the ActiveX
> component is running.  When run from the IDE (or invoked from a normal
> desktop application), the component will have the permissions of the
> interactive user.  When the component runs under IIS, it will receive its
> permissions from IIS.
>
> HTH,
> Tore.
>
> "fobz" <fobz@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
> news:3ABB67AD.775C0D77@iinet.net.au...
> > When I create an IIS app within VB or Delphi, I
> > have to use "regsvr32" to register the final product before IIS can
> > use it within ASP.
> >
> > When within the IDE of both VB and Delphi, I can
> > run my app, and the IDE somehow registers the object
> > for me so I can test and debug it and my ASP in IIS.
> >
> > HOW is VB and Delphi registering my object for use
> > in IIS without using "regsvr32" ???
> >
> > The reason I ask is that when using "regsvr32", my object
> > inherits the permissions or "IUSER_MACHINE", but when
> > the VB IDE does it, my object has all the permissions of the
> > interactive logged on user !
> >
> > I am desperate to be able to load my object in the same way
> > as the IDE, perhaps from another EXE.  How...
> >
> > Thanks in advance...
> >
> >