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IObjectSafety
I don't think this is off topic, but perhaps more technical then we're used
to seeing. I need some help implementing an Activex Control that will correctly pass Excels "about to init Activex control that might be unsafe......" dialogue on load. All I really want is a Rich Textbox control that I can put on a VBA form that won't bring up the "potentially unsafe" error on startup. Through my research I have discovered one way around this problem is to implement the IObjectSafety class within an ActiveX control and add the RichTextbox to that. I've read and followed the instruction at http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q182598 - "How To Implement IObjectSafety in Visual Basic Controls" but to no avail. I missing something and I cant figure out what. I'm not super-fluent in VB6.0 but I know enough make simple controls. If someone has a VB6 or VB.net project that implements IObjectSafety that'd be ideal. All help is appreciated I'm at my wits end with this. - Rm |
IObjectSafety
I wouldn't know how to do it, but somebody made a VB6 .ocx project for me
that implements this. All working nicely. If you want I can e-mail the project + compiled .ocx. RBS "Robert Mulroney" '''' wrote in message ... I don't think this is off topic, but perhaps more technical then we're used to seeing. I need some help implementing an Activex Control that will correctly pass Excels "about to init Activex control that might be unsafe......" dialogue on load. All I really want is a Rich Textbox control that I can put on a VBA form that won't bring up the "potentially unsafe" error on startup. Through my research I have discovered one way around this problem is to implement the IObjectSafety class within an ActiveX control and add the RichTextbox to that. I've read and followed the instruction at http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q182598 - "How To Implement IObjectSafety in Visual Basic Controls" but to no avail. I missing something and I cant figure out what. I'm not super-fluent in VB6.0 but I know enough make simple controls. If someone has a VB6 or VB.net project that implements IObjectSafety that'd be ideal. All help is appreciated I'm at my wits end with this. - Rm |
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