The SWF To Image ActiveX library is made using managed Windows 32-bit code so as a result library (dll) can not be loaded into 64-bit application.
Solution is to build application for x86 platform so application will be operate in 32-bit mode (will work on both 32 and 64-bit OS)
To apply this in Visual Studio 2005 and higher:
– open project in Visual Studio 2005
– open project settings by pressing ALT+F7 (or via main menu: Project | Windows Application 1 Properties)
– select “Build” tab
– change “Platform Target” to “x86” option
– re-build project
Produced EXE application will work OK with registration-free scenario on Windows x64. To see how to add registration-free support into application see below:
For registration-free usage scenario for SWF To Image please use the following manifest file:
Content of YourApplication.exe.manifest file:
<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”UTF-8″ standalone=”yes”?>
<assembly xmlns=”urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1″ manifestVersion=”1.0″>
<file name=”SWFToImage.dll”>
<typelib tlbid=”{F52B2898-3CD9-4530-8F1E-2762A2783C33}” version=”1.0″ helpdir=”C:/WINDOWS/system32/”/>
<comClass description=”CLASS_SWFToImage” clsid=”{479A1AAC-C148-40BB-9868-A9773DA66AF9}” progid=”SWFToImage.SWFToImageObject” threadingModel=”both” tlbid=”{F52B2898-3CD9-4530-8F1E-2762A2783C33}” />
</file>
</assembly>
Do not forget to put SWFToImage.dll into the same folder where YourApplication.exe is located
