Hiya JimN ---

Hmmmmm...maybe it could go either way. Can you have ActiveX noncompliant with COM...yes. Can you have COM objects not ActiveX compliant? Yes. COM compliancy is following a specific model for shared objects and interfaces; ActiveX compliancy is a meeting a technical specification.


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>Maybe that should be COM objects that are ActiveX compliant???
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>Cheers,
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>Jim N
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>>Hi guys ---
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>>It's easy to get confused....with VFP6 and Access/Assign, it's possible to build ActiveX controls that are COM compliant.
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>>>>Craig,
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>>>>I had thought that VFP could not be used to create COM objects.
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>>>>What have I got wrong now with my definitions (of MS' rotating definitions for this kind of stuff)?
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>>>>Cheers,
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>>>>Jim N
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>>>Are you thinking of ActiveX controls?? It's easy to get them confused.