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Using .NET developed window controls in Builder 6

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From: Lars Ronnow
Date: Mon, 05 Jan 2004 09:52
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Is it possible to create a window control using .NET (vb/c#) and use
it in a borland c++builder 6 application?

I've tried with some experiments and searched for information without
any luck.

Either it's impossible to create an "old-style" activeX user control
with .NET for use in (e.g.) Borland Builder6, or there's some
workaround that i haven't found yet.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanx,
Lars Ronnow
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