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I've inherited a VB6 project that has a Form with VB controls (Label, etc) and Windows Common controls (Treeview, ImageList, etc), which looks like an ideal candidate for a usercontrol.
I mentioned to a colleague the possibility of compiling it as an ...
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It provides a specialized view into a database.
It is not used with any other .NET or OCX control on that form.
We use a single VB6 OCX control on a .NET Form and it works without any issues.
An answer.
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I know a (vc++) ocx is an ActiveX control, and a (vc++) dll is a collection of functions. I've found that being called from a vb.net application, the catching of some exceptions could behave differently if the exception is being thrown from inside the...
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In that case and exceptions thrown in an ActiveX....
This in conjunction with ocx files I'll grant that maybe you're referring to a dll created by vb6, since .Net doesn't have anything to do with ocx files or activex controls directly.
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Is it possible to use an ocx (ActiveX Control) on a winform (probably adding it programatically) without first having the ocx registered with regsrv32?
What I'm trying to achieve is to enable xcopy installation. I've had the "AxInterop. .dll" and "Interop...
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Essentially what you do is create a manifest....
You must assume your application will only be deployed on Windows XP (or Windows Server 2003) or later, and then you can use what is called 'registration free COM' to make this happen .
Yes, this can be done.
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What happened to OCX's? Are they no longer possible to create with the latest tools?
I need to create an ActiveX control that I can place in Word, PowerPoint and Excel documents. If I use VS.NET, I can only create a UserControl DLL with COM Interop, but...
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You should also look at the Visual Studio Tools for Office, not as a direct... .
Need be more appropriate than an OCX, and you can certainly create those with .NET.
But you can't create an OCX with a .NET language.
Yes, you can still create them.
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I'm using vs installer to build a setup package for my vb6 app. and the problem is i can see that under the project explorer there's a list of dependencies attached to my exe file.
and under the file system on target machine treeview, i can actually store...
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You can install them in your windows system folders or in your... .
From there you have two choices.
So they need to be included in your installer.
It is not guaranteed that all those dlls will be present on the system that the software is being installed on .
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In a .NET Compact Framework application we are using ocx media player component written by coppercoins .
The media player launches on a new screen when ever user clicks a button. The media player works well on the first time. When we close the media player...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Player-control-for-net-compact-framework/2164339#2164339.
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I am writing a VC++ MFC dialog based app which requires Microsoft MapPoint embedding in it. To do this I'm using MS VC++ .NET 2003 and MapPoint Europe 2006 to do this but am having problems as when I select "Insert ActiveX Control" no MapPoint control...
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You should have an entry in HKEY-CLASSES-ROOT\controlName....
Have you tried using the ActiveX control test container? Is it in the list of controls? How about using the register button in the test container?
Also check the registry to see if it is registered .
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The integration components like the OCX that we use in IC agent thick client which are developed in VB 6, are thy supported in IC 7.2.4. We have added the OCX to the client application and can see them working but it slows down the performance of IC client...
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However, if the ocx is included.
To recompile the VB 6 ocx in .net and convert to a .Net dll for use.It is preferred to have the libraries in .net from IC 7.2.
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I want to be able to take still images with a web cam, via .NET 2.0 (or 3.5 if necessary). I know I can use DirectShow but that seems like a very large learning curve.
Is there a simple to use OCX, or library that can work with most standard webcams?
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(ie: non third-party)..
Windows Image Acqisition would be the standard, non direct show way to do this .
It comes in both ActiveX and .NET (WinForms) versions.
Pegasus Imaging has the CapturePRO control.
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