Appendix B. Getting Started with ActiveX Controls
IN THIS APPENDIX
ActiveX controls (called OLE controls before Access 97) provide a way for you to give users advanced, yet standard, interfaces, including applications developed in different languages such as VBA and xBase (FoxPro). For ActiveX controls, these languages provide containers in which the separate ActiveX server applications (OCXs) can run.
Note
ActiveX controls from Microsoft vary from the old OLE controls not only in name, but also in form. ActiveX controls are designed with the ActiveX control framework and are called lightweight, which means that ...
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