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David Dean wrote:

> In article <4426cafa@newsgroups.borland.com>,
>  Bruce Larrabee <bruce_l@westbrookent.com> wrote:
> 
> 
>>	There doesn't seem to be any way to use ActiveX visual components
>>	in BDS2006 with C++. No ActiveX section on the Tool Palette.
> 
> 
>    Under the Component menu choose Import Component. In the dialog 
> choose C++, then Import ActiveX control. You can use the add button if 
> the Control is not in the list.
> 

Hello Dean,	B)

Hey, I tried that. I go to the Component menu and choose
Import ActiveX Control but there is no place to choose C++.
And when I continue with the process nothing seems to happen?
And there is not ActiveX section in the Tool Palette?

The ONLY way I could bring up and access anything ActiveX
was to start a 'Windows Forms Application' (ONLY way...)

I must be doing something wrong...

(but it has nothing to do with this... ;)

Thanks,

Bruce Larrabee

David Dean wrote:
> In article <4426fd6b@newsgroups.borland.com>,
>  Bruce Larrabee <bruce_l@westbrookent.com> wrote:
> 
> 
>>I must be doing something wrong...
> 
> 
>    I'll post a set of screen shots to the attachments group with this 
> subject, and you can tell me how they differ from what you are seeing.
> 
> Message-ID: <ozchzhq02-A17912.16412426032006@frylock.local>
> 

Hello Dean,

Ok I looked at the images that you provided.
When I select 'Import Component' from the menu
the first dialog I get is 'Type of Component',
it says, 'Select type of component'. (just like
the one you posted)

If I select 'Import ActiveX COntrol' it takes
me to a dialog that show a list labeled 'Registered
ActiveX Controls'.

If I try to install one it doesn't do so, although
it does build the header file ('Component Wrapper'?)

Thanks a lot for all the help BTW,

Bruce Larrabee

	Thanks so much again David...

	That worked...

	(is this in any of the documentation? no? heh..)

	Thanks,

	Bruce Larrabee