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Bear with me on this question; I’m used to the way that VB6 does things.
I have been creating an Access 2000 database that will, among other things, have the RichTextBox ActiveX control on one of the forms. Under VB6, I had to use the Distribution wizard to insure that all of the controls that were not part of the VB6 runtime were distributed with my application. Is the same thing true of Access, or will the ActiveX control be embedded in the mdb?
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