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Visual FoxPro
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Hi Garrett,

>Can you elaborate a bit more on this? I'm confused....

Sure. An ActiveX control is something you can drop onto a form. You can add code to any event or method and you can subclass it. A server is something you create with CREATEOBJECT(), like:

oWord = CREATEOBJECT("Word.Application")

Many of these (I think today it's called automation server, but Microsoft changes names constantly) provide events. Word for example when you open or close a document, Internet Explorer when a download has been completed, a new page is activated, etc. But currently you can't write code into these events.

The DLL lets you specify a procedure that is called when such an event occurs and thereby allows you to react on these events.

Christof
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