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How to create an ActiveX for Internet Explorer

Started by kevin7rm, December 17, 2009, 06:12:47 PM

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kevin7rm

Hello, friends. Before saying anything else I apologize for my English because I'm still learning without success.
I have never use C::B, neither Visual C++ as language. Nevertheless I need to  create an Activex Control for de IE in order to access to some PC's resources from a web page. I've heard that Visual C++ makes easier the proccess of creation of this kind of control.
Can you tell what should I do to create a single one by using C::B?
Sorry if you don't understand what I'm trying to ask.
Thank you a lot

Seronis

This has nothing to do with C::B and should be asked on whatever forum supports thecompiler you are using (gcc / vc++ toolkit etc) or in a general Windows programming forum.  Topic will probably get locked when a mod finds it.

MortenMacFly

Topic locked for the reasons given.

Please respect our forum rules and don't violate them.

One hint: Your question depends extremely on the compiler, platform, SDK version as well as used libraries / frameworks. So there wouldn't even be a general answer.
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