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Office 2003: Adding an ActiveX Control to a Smart Document Sample for Windows

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This sample demonstrates how to insert Microsoft ActiveX controls into the task pane of Office 2003 Smart Documents, including a calendar control example.

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  • Pros

    • Provides project files and sample code
    • Illustrates embedding ActiveX controls
    • Uses Visual Studio .NET
    • Includes supporting files
    • Offers clear MSDN documentation link

  • Cons

    • Limited to Office 2003
    • Specific to ActiveX controls
    • Requires Visual Studio .NET
    • Sample-based, not a standalone tool
    • No mention of newer Office versions
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Insert a Microsoft ActiveX control into the task pane of a smart document.

Use Office 2003: Adding an ActiveX Control to a Smart Document Sample as Visual Studio .NET sample in conjunction with the article, Adding an ActiveX Control to a Smart Document available on MSDN to learn how to embed a calendar control into the task pane of a smart document.

Office 2003: Adding an ActiveX Control to a Smart Document Sample is a sample that contains the project files and sample code for this task as well as supporting files. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.

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