From: "Rich" 

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   The /s calls the DLLs registration function.  The /u calls the =
unregister function.  Not all DLLs have these but this does.

Rich

  "Jeff Shultz"  wrote in message =
news:3ffe3cca{at}w3.nls.net...
  Rich wrote:

  >    Try REGSVR32 /s inetmgr.dll.  The file should reside in the
  >    Windows\System32\INETSRV directory.  If you want to be extra =
paranoid,
  >    run REGSVR32 /u inetmgr.dll first.

  This sounds interesting - I can guess at what it probably does, but =
can you
  explain it so I know for sure?

  --=20
  Jeff Shultz
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   The /s
calls the DLLs =
registration=20
function.  The /u calls the unregister function.  Not all
DLLs = have=20
these but this does.
 
Rich
 

  "Jeff Shultz" <jeff{at}shultzinfosystems.com=">mailto:jeff{at}shultzinfosystems.com">jeff{at}shultzinfosystems.com=
>=20
  wrote in message news:3ffe3cca{at}w3.nls.net...Ri=
ch=20
  wrote:>    Try REGSVR32 /s =
inetmgr.dll.  The=20
  file should reside in the>    =
Windows\System32\INETSRV=20
  directory.  If you want to be extra =
paranoid,>   =20
  run REGSVR32 /u inetmgr.dll first.This sounds interesting - I =
can=20
  guess at what it probably does, but can youexplain it so I know =
for=20
  sure?-- Jeff
Shultz

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