Nicholas Zakas explores the powerful DOM Range tool and how a range can be used to select a section of a web document regardless of node boundaries.
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Transparent Flash Control in Plain C++
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Learn about OLE container implementation to host a Transparent Flash Player Control using plain C++. No ATL, MFC, or other libraries are used.
Using a Hot Key in an ActiveX Control
Published 02/26/2004
Learn about a way to enable a hot key in an ActiveX control without a message hook.
Hosting Windowed ActiveX Controls in ASP Scripts (MSChart Example).
Published 12/10/2001
Have you ever wondered how to display charts or any other visual ActiveX controls in a web environment without having the need for the client (the browser in this case) to download these conrols in order to display the data.
Passing C++ Classes Across DCOM
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Two classes that provide richer interfaces and easier semantics to pass classes via COM/DCOM.
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Getting around version conflicts and more.
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