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Areang, > 1. Can I get property on MyOCX, like VB You may use Microsoft OleView to inspect the properties, methods and events of the ActiveX that you are going to use. Another choice is to install if from Microsoft Office built in VBA (macros editor in Word, ...

Antonio,

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From that application you can also inspect the available properties and methods
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With OleView I find Acrobat ActiveX (i think ) but I don't found the methods and properties.

Can you help me?

Thanks, in advance.

Ugo, You may use Microsoft free OleView to inspect the ActiveX that you have installed on your computer: http://hyperupload.com/download/02b7308587/oleview.zip.html From that application you can also inspect the available properties and methods. ...

... the the actual name of a property is comm.Comport So in Xhb I use Ef:comm.Comport:=2 In FWH I Use Ef:SetProp("comm.ComPort","2") Try It BTW with OleView utility you can see all the names of the properties, methods, error messages if you don't have access to the activex documentation. Ican sedn ...

... and PDf.Prg You may not have the same version as especified in those samples: "OWC11.Spreadsheet" and "PDF.PdfCtrl.6" You may use Microsoft free OleView to inspect what ActiveX controls you have in your computer and locate the right string to use: http://hyperupload.com/download/b7308564/oleview.zip.html

Arturo,

Primero prueba a registrarlo desde una ventana de consola:

regsvr32 mscomm32.ocx

En nuestras pruebas mscomm32.ocx no se inicializa, y sin usar FWH, sólo usando oleview de Microsoft. Algo le falta, pero no sabemos lo que es.

Parece que si no tienes Visual Basic instalado no te deja usarlo.