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Why are PublicNotCreatable classes registered in the Registry
From: Stephan Deckers (stephan.deckers
MOLDING.FICO.NL)
Date: Fri Jan 16 2004 - 07:36:40 CST
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When a VB ActiveX-dll is registered , it's classes are added to the
HKCR\CLSID
key, including it's PublicNotCreatable classes. These keys actually have
no InProcServer32 entry. If you remove these keys, programs manipulating
instances of it (retrieved using a PublicCreatable class) are working just
fine. Why are those classes registred to the registry ?
Thanks, Steef
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