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Closing a windows control library

Hi,
I have a windows control library which I reference in a web page and run
within internet explorer. I would like to have a close/exit button which
closes the windows control library. I've tried serveral things such as
Application.Exit() and Form.ActiveForm.Close() with no luck. Any suggestions
on how I might do this?
In ActiveX controls, I posted a WM_CLOSE message to the handle of the parent
of the control (IE). Is there a more elegant way of doing it?
Jul 21 '05 #1
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