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  4. I have OCX created in VC++ that has many functions. OCX has got some GUI. I want to use those functions in C# web application without loading OCX. i.e. I want to extract only functions from OCX. Can anyone please suggest how this can be done?

I have OCX created in VC++ that has many functions. OCX has got some GUI. I want to use those functions in C# web application without loading OCX. i.e. I want to extract only functions from OCX. Can anyone please suggest how this can be done?

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    I have OCX created in VC++ that has many functions. OCX has got some GUI.
    I want to use those functions in C# web application without loading OCX. i.e. I want to extract only functions from OCX. Can anyone please suggest how this can be done?

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      I have OCX created in VC++ that has many functions. OCX has got some GUI.
      I want to use those functions in C# web application without loading OCX. i.e. I want to extract only functions from OCX. Can anyone please suggest how this can be done?

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      Copy and paste? :|

      The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.

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