I dont know what your audience is, but I can tell you that Firefox users
will not likely install an ActiveX plugin, to begin again with the cycle
that MS Explorer started and was the reason to switch to Firefox.
Best regards,
Alejandro Lapeyre
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Aaron Fischer wrote:
Sure embedding the control is simple. You can always set the com hooks in
your dot net assembly and run it like any other activex control presuming
the
client has dot net installed.
Yeah I found this article
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/317346
and these COM interop tutorials
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...opTutorial.asp
So I guess I could make my .NET app be a COM control, and load it as an
activex control in the browser. Mozilla/Firefox users would have to
install this activex plugin for it to work:
http://www.iol.ie/~locka/mozilla/plugin.htm
Well, it's not the greatest option I can imagine, but I guess it will
work. Thanks for the help.
Eventually I hope the Mozilla project finds a way to run Mono or .NET
apps, just like OpenOffice, Microsoft Office, and Internet Explorer can.