Sometimes when we’re debugging an application we might want to ensure that every DLL (or OCX) is registered correctly. And rather than registering each assembly manually we can write a batch file to register or unregister DLLs in a folder:
@echo off
for %%v in ("C:\Program Files\Alkane\*.dll") do (
REM (unregister) regsvr32 /u /s "%%v"
regsvr32 /s "%%v"
)

