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I want to embed several DLLs using XBundler and checked the option "ActiveX support" so they are registered. Can I just select specific DLLs from being registered and not all of them?
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Yes, when you have inserted your DLLs in the XBundler panel, hold the [CTRL] + [1] keys and click on the name of the DLL that you don't want to register. You can see that it changes from "Never write to disk" to "Never write to disk (no ActiveX)".

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