Hi Friedrich,

Now with Windows Vista you need administrator rights to register
OCX/ActiveX. In our update we have such components.

The problem: in 99% percent of the cases the ocx is already registered so if
the registering (user has not admin rights) fails it doesn't matter - so far
so good. Of course one of the ocx might have changed and this time it has to
be registered.

Question: Is it possible to check the fileversion and check if the ocx is
registered from within setupbuilder? If yes I could start another setup
(that requires admin rights) when our update has finished.

Is this possible or do you have a better idea how to accomplish that?

Thanks for your input

Regards,
Hanspeter Stutz
ARCO Software AG