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    Does anybody know anything about C# applets? What restrictions implies, if any? Sergiu.

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      Does anybody know anything about C# applets? What restrictions implies, if any? Sergiu.

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      ?? I didn't know there were C# applets? Greetings.... :)

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        Does anybody know anything about C# applets? What restrictions implies, if any? Sergiu.

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        I don't think there are C# applets in the same way there are Java applets However you should be able to issue C# applications as ActiveX controls if the client system has the .NET Runtime installed. Simply register the application for com interopt and host it on a web page. I've never tried this or heard of it being done but I've also never looked into the issue. Jared jparsons@jparsons.org www.prism.gatech.edu/~gte477n

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          I don't think there are C# applets in the same way there are Java applets However you should be able to issue C# applications as ActiveX controls if the client system has the .NET Runtime installed. Simply register the application for com interopt and host it on a web page. I've never tried this or heard of it being done but I've also never looked into the issue. Jared jparsons@jparsons.org www.prism.gatech.edu/~gte477n

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          You dont need to make an activeX, just make a control library .dll file with a class extending the Control class. It is strange that microsoft didnt tell anything about it. You can search for yourself in msdn. Sergiu.

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