ActiveX Control Not Appearing in HTML

[yotaxp]

I've been attemping to author controls in C# for use in an HTML
document, without success. I've followed two tutorials, and both
turned out the same... with the red X, or "corrupt" icon. There isn't
really much information I could give but I've been testing the control
in Internet Explorer 6.0, and this is the basic tag format I've been
using in the HTML document (I also include ID, NAME, HEIGHT, and WIDTH
attributes):

<OBJECT CLASSID="path#namespace.class"></OBJECT>

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

You need to change some security settings in order to get this to work.
Check out the article on windowsforms.net titled "Using Windows Forms
Controls in Internet Explorer" located at (watch for line wrap) for more
details:

http://windowsforms.net/articles/iesourcing.aspx

Hope this helps.
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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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I've been attemping to author controls in C# for use in an HTML
document, without success. I've followed two tutorials, and both
turned out the same... with the red X, or "corrupt" icon. There isn't
really much information I could give but I've been testing the control
in Internet Explorer 6.0, and this is the basic tag format I've been
using in the HTML document (I also include ID, NAME, HEIGHT, and WIDTH
attributes):

<OBJECT CLASSID="path#namespace.class"></OBJECT>

[yotaxp]

Same result. I've enabled all ActiveX-related permissions in my
Internet Options, followed that step-by-step walkthrough, and the
"currupt" icon still plauges me. I'm compiling with "Release" settings
as well.

Also, would it change anything by testing the document on my local
machine? (I.E. copying the DLL and HTML into the same directory, then
executing.)