Let's take a step back for a moment.
"Cannot create ActiveX component" error can be one of two things:
- the component not being registered
- a permission issue with using the object/component, e.g. a license issue
90% of the time this error is due to the first issue. If I understand you
correctly, it works for a VB executable, but not for an asp.net web page.
If so then this is the second issue, one with permissions/
You may need to either change the process identity (using impersonation) for
which the ASP.NET worker process interacts with the component, using a
(more) privileged Windows account. Fro more help try looking up
impersonation in the MS knowledge base
(
http://support.micorosft.com/support)
If that does not work, then I suggest you contact the component's vendor,
Adobe. It could be a license/usage issue. I'm not familiar with the
product, so I can't help you there.