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  1. I've finally come up with some simple solutions for dragging & dropping a URL onto a control. There have been many requests here for this over the years. I do have an issue though, with my second code example solution as is mentioned here. The issue relates to working in Win 7 (and no doubt newer Windows). As I state there, failure is no doubt due to 'MSCOMCT2.OCX' missing from the System32 folder, at the very least. Not sure if it would be wise to just dump 'MSCOMCT2.OCX' from WinXP into the Win 7 System32 folder. I expect not. I imagine there is a better solution available in Win 7. Maybe a different OCX file, and perhaps a different Class of object etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Code is here (second example). EDIT Okay, I have rediscovered that 'MSCOMCT2.OCX' is a VB6 ActiveX control. So while I could dig up a copy and register it, that would probably not be helpful to everyone. And registering it didn't help. Possibly other dependencies are also needed? When running the script, it is clear going by the error reported, that Object is not being created.
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