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    Using VC++ 2005 Pro, I created the shell of an MFC ActiveX control, then added one property with get/put methods. That compiled ok. Then I wrote a simple MFC dialog application to test my ActiveX control. Added the control, and gave it a variable name. That all worked ok after some studying about how to accomplish that. My question is, the *.cpp and *.h files that were added to the MFC project do not contain the set/put methods of the control All those two files contain are the controls constructors. VC++ 6.0 compiler would put all the control's properties and methods in those to files for me. So, with VC++ 2005 how am I supposed to call the property and methods ? The control has a type library, but I don't know how to use it. Will someone please point me to a thread of site that shows how to use ActiveX with this compiler? Thanks. [edit]I found out how to create an MFC clas based on the type library, but how to use it in a CDialog application? It should not be this difficult. :mad:[/edit]

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