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[תÌû]Coexistance of SVG Viewer 2 and SVG Viewer 3 Coexistance of SVG Viewer 2 and SVG Viewer 3 As mentioned over the weekend, the installation script for SVG Viewer 3 Beta 1 will remove SVG Viewer 2 and therefore break any COM applications that directly embed SVG Viewer 2. It does seem possible to have both SVG Viewer 3 and SVG Viewer 2 installed on the same machine. Only one will handle the "image/xml+svg" and related mime types, but COM applications can have either SVG Viewer 2 or SVG Viewer 3 depending on what component they added to their project. This may not be the only path, but it was worked for me. This fix is not appropriate for end users and does not eliminate the need to address the issue with the installation script. Step 1: Uninstall SVG Viewer 3 if installed Step 2: Install Acrobat Reader 5 (SVG Viewer 2 may also work, but not tested) Step 3: Copy the \windir\system32\Adobe\SVG Viewer directory to a safe location Step 4: Install SVG Viewer 3 Step 5: Copy the files from step 3 back to \windir\system32\Adobe\SVG Viewer Step 6: regsvr32 "\windir\system32\adobe\SVG Viewer\svgcontrol.dll" Step 7: regsvr32 "\windir\system32\adobe\SVG Viewer 3.0\npsvg3.dll" Step 6 will cause SVG Viewer 2 to handle SVG mime types, step 7 reasserts SVG Viewer 3's handing of the SVG mime types. You can use the regsvr32 steps to switch between SVG Viewer's used by IE. If you don't have a copy of regsvr32, selecting the Project/Components menu item from VB 6 and browing to the file should do the same thing. From a COM perspective, the SVG Viewers look unrelated. If your project references "Adobe SVG Viewer Type Library 2.0", SVG Viewer 2 will be used, if you reference "SVGActiveX 3.0 Type Library", SVG Viewer 3 will be used.    Êղؠ  ·ÖÏí   ¶¥(0)

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