This could depend on a number of issues. Are they simple .ocx or .dll
files, or are they tied to specific registry keys for licensing
purposes. Are they machine ActiveX or Broswer ActiveX objects?
If it is a simple, stand alone file, then yes, you could back up the
file, and restore it to another machine, but you would need to
re-register it when installed on the new machine.
I had a customer with some Infragistics software, and it was near
impossible to backup the software from one machine, and restore it to
another, without the original installation key and media.
Klint
Andy Ognenoff wrote:
This is kind of a long shot but, does anyone know of a way to back up Active
X controls that have been installed on a system? Basically I'd like to be
able to install these on another machine without having to visit each site
that installed them originally.
- Andy O.
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