Hi noodles,
The .NET Compact Framework does not support interoperating with COM
objects, but you can use platform invoke (PInvoke) to access native DLL
functions that can then call COM objects. ActiveX controls, the Windows
Scripting Host, and callback functions using COM interop are not supported.
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| Subject: ActiveX control
| Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2003 09:58:41 +0800
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| I have a activeX control written in managed code. Anyone could tell me how
| do i can make use of it in C#.net ?
| beside using any expensive 3rd party control ?
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