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yes thats this file -> kixforms.dll
hmm regged is not good ... is it not enough to copy it in the sys32 folder ?
can anyone show me the reg key ? then i can reg it bevore i start the forms, an after the script is run i can delete it
Nope, just copy is not enough. Must be registered.
If you are running AD and GPO you can use the startupscript to register the dll. just adding the registry key does not do it.
Imho there is no need to delete it after the script is done. Just let it sit on the system so it can be used for a next script.
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