Olb file of "MSPaint"

hi..
Could you tell me the way to find '.OLB' file of "MSPaint.exe" or
get OLE wrapper '.PEX' file of "MSPaint.exe" ?
Email address :
from [email protected]

I will try to upload the image on this forum
Ya it happens with large images only
Yes upload starts via browse button
I TRIED TO UPLOAD THE IMAGE BUT IS NOT GETTING UPLOADED SING LONG TIME if your can give me you email ID then I can send it via email the said image I have uploaded with Microsoft Internet Explorer

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