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Description
The ActivePatch control consists of two distinct components, one
for creating and applying individual patch files, and one for
managing patch packages. These components can be used by an
application to create a patch of a single file, or to create an
update for a complete product, modifying existing files, removing
files that are no longer needed and creating the new files that
have been added. It is designed to work on both text and binary
files of any type, including executables, libraries, data files and
documents.
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Requirements
This components can be used with any Microsoft Windows
development language or scripting tool that supports ActiveX
controls and the Component Object Model. It is designed for the
32-bit Windows platform, and is supported on Windows 95, Windows
98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000 and Windows XP. For
Windows 95/98 and Windows ME it is recommended that the system have
at least 8 MB of physical memory. For Windows NT 4.0, it is
recommended that the system have at least 32 MB of physical memory,
and have at least Service Pack 5 (SP5) installed. For Windows 2000,
it is recommended that the system have at least 64 MB of physical
memory.
Distribution
When you redistribute your application that uses the control, it
is recommended that you install the control in the Windows system
directory. The ActivePatch control does not have any dependencies
on additional libraries except for standard system libraries which
are included with the operating system.
ActiveX components must be registered during the installation
process or by using a component registration utility. The
registration process writes specific information into the system
registry so that an application can load and use the control. If an
application attempts to use an unregistered control, it will fail
to execute and return an error.
Copyright
Copyright 2009 Catalyst Development
Corporation. All rights reserved.
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