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ActiveX: registered ocx

Hi!
 
I am new to this forums and this is my first message.
 
I am trying to learn ActiveX container and wondering if I can some how assign a registered ocx in order to benefit the functions. I will be greatfull for any tips.
 
Thanks in advance
Hamid
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You run the command Regsvr32.exe from the command line to register an activex control.
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Hi Odd_Modem
 
Thanks for the replay. The activeX is alredy registered on my system. I have not been able to some how assign it to the activeX container.
 
With thanks
Hamid
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When you right click on the container you will get a context menu that allows you to browse the registered controls when you select "Insert activex object". Select your control from the list. If it is not in the list it might be available on the block diagram. Lay down the "Automation Open " function and right click on it to configure. Select your control and then highlight the constructor you want to use and press OK.
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Thank you Odd_Modem

You are a pearl.

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