Follow-up for Dmitry: Redemption and Reg-Free COM, how-to?

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Mike

Hi Dmitry. Any further input on this? Thanks!

Yes, the dll is customized.
The Redemption keys are in HKCR.
Windows XP Pro.
Visual Studio 2K5.

Thanks Dmitry!
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Dmitry Streblechenko

Sorry, forgot to mark the original thread :)
The customization could be the problem for VS: customization only modifies
the names and GUIDs of the Redemption objects in the registry, but the type
library embedded in the dll stays intact. VS probably looks for the original
registry keys in the registry (which are missing).
Since you are using registry-free COM, I don't think there is any reason to
also customize the dll since no trace of it will ever be present in the
registry (that is what customization is for).

Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP)
http://www.dimastr.com/
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