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ActiveX issue: ATL 8.0 text in IE

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    Hi, I have an ActiveX dll compiled in visual studio 2003. and it was working fine with the IE .Recently i have build the activex with VS2005. The same activex works fine now also. But it is showing ATL 8.0 on the center of IE. Note: this activeX dose not have UI. Can any one know whats went wrong with VS2005? I know VS2005 has ATL 8.0 version. Thanks in advance.

    Birajendu SonicWALL Bangalore India

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      Hi, I have an ActiveX dll compiled in visual studio 2003. and it was working fine with the IE .Recently i have build the activex with VS2005. The same activex works fine now also. But it is showing ATL 8.0 on the center of IE. Note: this activeX dose not have UI. Can any one know whats went wrong with VS2005? I know VS2005 has ATL 8.0 version. Thanks in advance.

      Birajendu SonicWALL Bangalore India

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      The ATL version # is painted by the default OnDraw of CComControlBase (see OnDraw in atlctl.h). So whether you know it or not, you've created a visual control. So you should either override OnDraw yourself and simply return S_OK or change your object derivation to truly be a non-visual control.

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        The ATL version # is painted by the default OnDraw of CComControlBase (see OnDraw in atlctl.h). So whether you know it or not, you've created a visual control. So you should either override OnDraw yourself and simply return S_OK or change your object derivation to truly be a non-visual control.

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        Thanks a lot... The solution provided by u has been worked for me.

        Birajendu SonicWALL Bangalore India

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