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22/03/1999 13:16:39
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Visual FoxPro
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Jason,

I think your giving ActiveDoc's a little too much credit ;)
The ActiveDocs actually just "appear" to run in Internet Explorer, they
actually launch an instance of the VFP runtime and run in that. The
Interface is routed to appear to be running inside of IE. The same is true with ActiveDocs created in VisualBasic 6.

Your app runs identically the same. It still requires the same tables to be where they are, same report files where they are, etc.

To answer your question, see Microsoft KB article Q182579 at support.microsoft.com

To make your app an Active Doc, place the ActiveDoc class into your application, in the run event, place your startup code like "DO STARTUP.PRG" or whatever your MAIN prg or form is, and compile as an APP.

Launch IE, the type c:\myapp\myapp.app in the address bar of IE, and viola, your app runs as an active doc.

HTH,
Ed
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