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application builder (activate activex)

Hello together,

you know that a VI can be compiled into an EXE-File with the Labview Application Builder.
Did somebody recognize the possibility to activate the ActiveX server within this EXE and made use of it?
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>you know that a VI can be compiled into an EXE-File with the Labview Application Builder.
>Did somebody recognize the possibility to activate the ActiveX server within this EXE and made use of it?
In version 7.1, select Tools>Build Application or Shared Library (DLL), then under the Application Settings tab click Enable Active X Server.
 
Under version 8.0, in the My Computer, Build Specification, under the Advanced tab click Enable Active X Server.
 
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I ment:

Has somebody used it already? I like to control a any VI with the ActiveX Server and the Labview Online help is not helpful
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Here you can find general information concerning this topic.

https://www.ni.com/docs/en-US/bundle/labview/page/activating-labview-as-an-activex-server.html

There is an example shipping with LabView that shows how this works:

Refer to the VBToLV.frm, VBToLV.vbp, and VBToLV.vbw files in labview\examples\comm for an example of calling LabVIEW as an ActiveX server from Microsoft Visual Basic.

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