Deployment Guide
Your application runs on the end user's machine only when the files of TX Text Control ActiveX are there with it, in the right directories and registered. The Deployment Guide lists these files and shows how to ship resources in other languages.
The license side of distribution, the serial number in applications that aren't written in Visual Basic, is covered in Specifying a Serial Number in C++ in the Installation Guide.
Find the Right Page
| If you want to | Read |
|---|---|
| Create a setup with the Package and Deployment Wizard of Visual Basic 6 or another setup toolkit | Distributing Your Applications |
| Find out which TX Text Control, Microsoft Foundation Classes and XML parser files to install, and which file to register | Distributing Your Applications |
| Display dialog boxes and messages in a built-in language, or build a resource library for another language | Resources and Localization |
Where to Start
- Read Distributing Your Applications and add the listed files to your setup program.
- If your users need another language than the built-in ones, build a resource library as Resources and Localization describes, and install it in the same directory as your application.
- For a server, follow Installing TX Text Control on a Server, which registers the control with txregsvr.exe.
Pages in This Section
- Distributing Your Applications: the files to install and register.
- Resources and Localization: built-in languages and resource libraries.