Self-registering a 64-bit DLL from a 32-bit installer fails. Then I found this article and WOW64 plugin which sounds like a possible solution, but how should I use it?
The installer adds the 32-bit OCX and self-registers it, no problem. Then if the system is detected as being 64-bit it adds the 64-bit OCX to %CommonFilesFolder64%\folder.
But now I need to either self register it or create the registry values as if it was self-registered. Seeing a scripted example might help.
The installer adds the 32-bit OCX and self-registers it, no problem. Then if the system is detected as being 64-bit it adds the 64-bit OCX to %CommonFilesFolder64%\folder.
But now I need to either self register it or create the registry values as if it was self-registered. Seeing a scripted example might help.
