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    OK, As I understand AxHost wrapper will allow you to embed ActiveX controls inside C# Container... Do you know of anything that will do the contrary => allow to embed C# Sharp Control into C/C++ Container... Thnx...

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      OK, As I understand AxHost wrapper will allow you to embed ActiveX controls inside C# Container... Do you know of anything that will do the contrary => allow to embed C# Sharp Control into C/C++ Container... Thnx...

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      I read that there was support for exposing C# controls as ActiveX in early betas, but that feature was dropped before (at least) RC1. Sorry. -- Peter Stephens

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        I read that there was support for exposing C# controls as ActiveX in early betas, but that feature was dropped before (at least) RC1. Sorry. -- Peter Stephens

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        As I understand cumbersome case, would be to write my own wrapper... I'm thinking that maybe idiotic, but still valid solution would be to create instance of WebBrowser, persist it with tag that has dynamic CLSID of corresponding C# Object... After that enumerate DHTML and extract IDispact of that element... Very possible... But, Isn't that crazy??? Strange those "young inventors" or "gurus" are forcing us to reinvent the bycicle??!!!... However, solution is there => I hope they don't have plans to rewrite WebBrowser on C# (even on C it's still pretty slow considering DHTML realtime rendering)... Wow, what a bunc of IDIOTS!!!... Or maybe we both don't understand something!!!...

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