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howv to load vb activex dll in vc++

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    hi friends, please help me...

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      hi friends, please help me...

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      COM components are loaded via CoCreateInstance [^]. If you need to use an ActiveX control and you're writing an MFC application, Visual Studio may create a wrapper for you: choose Project->Add Class menu item and then select MFC Class From ActiveX Control (at least on VS 2005). :)

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        hi friends, please help me...

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        To understand this better, let's look at a simple example: Suppose I have a VB ActiveX DLL with a class called Test, which has a method called TestItOut(). You can create the object and call the method like this: #import "test.dll" no_namespace named_guids _TestPtr pTest = 0; HRESULT hres = pTest.CreateInstance ( __uuidof(Test) ); pTest->TestItOut();

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          To understand this better, let's look at a simple example: Suppose I have a VB ActiveX DLL with a class called Test, which has a method called TestItOut(). You can create the object and call the method like this: #import "test.dll" no_namespace named_guids _TestPtr pTest = 0; HRESULT hres = pTest.CreateInstance ( __uuidof(Test) ); pTest->TestItOut();

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          hi thanks yar...i want some information... #import "test.dll" no_namespace named_guids // this is given compilation error please help me friend....

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