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What do I do next with the ActiveX Control

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 Posted Monday, November 27, 2006
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Once you have the ActiveX control installed on your server what do you do next?

Insert the Active X Control into an HTML file?

How do I do this? I'm not sure where to start now! =)

Thanks for your help!

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Next it would worth to read the following Smile

MSDN: Cabinet files chapter
MSDN: How to use licensed ActiveX controls in Internet Explorer

You don't have to register ViewerX on the server side. What you should do is to have the .cab file hosted on the web server. And in your html code add a refference to the cab file, so it could be downloaded and installed on a client computer. This is common for all ActiveX controls.

A sample html code with ViewerX could look like this:

<object classid="clsid:5220CB21-C88D-11CF-B347-00AA00A28331">
        <param name="LPKPath" value="/download/cab/scvncctrl.lpk">
</object>

<object classid="clsid:62FA83F7-20EC-4D62-AC86-BAB705EE1CCD" id="ViewerX" codebase="/download/cab/viewerx.cab">
      <param name="HostIP" value='192.168.1.1'>
      <em>Your browser does not support ActiveX controls. Use Internet Explorer to view ViewerX demo page.!</em>
</object>

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