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Definitions of activex control:

An object that you place on a form to enable or enhance a user's interaction with an application. ActiveX controls have events and can be incorporated into other controls. The controls have an .ocx file name extension.
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A component that can be inserted in a page to provide functionality not directly available in HTML, such as animation sequences, credit-card transactions, or spreadsheet calculations. ActiveX controls can be implemented in a variety of programming languages from Microsoft and third parties.
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An object ending in .ocx that was created using ActiveX technology.
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A simple, authenticated program that runs in your browser. Shutterfly's plug-in for Internet Explorer is an ActiveX Control.
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An insertable COM object (component) that usually provides user interface components and can fire events. ActiveX controls are lightweight versions of OLE Controls (.OCXs)
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A software component based on Microsoft's ActiveX technology that is used to add interactivity and more functionality, such as animation or a popup menu, to a Web page. An ActiveX control can be written in any of a number of languages, including Java, C__, and Visual Basic.
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a small computer program that can be plugged into compliant applications to provide added functionality. ActiveX controls are often used to add bar code printing functionality to applications.
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An ActiveX® control is a set of rules for how applications should share information. An ActiveX control can be downloaded and invoked from a web page. An ActiveX control is similar to a Java applet.
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A software component standard built on top of ActiveX automation. One key addition is the support of events.
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a feature of a web page, not available with the HTML language, which provides special features such as animation.
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