PXV_Control CoClass

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== Overview ==
 
== Overview ==
  
The simple ActiveX Control that is for OLE-embedding to a form/window. The '''GUID''' of control is:
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The simple ActiveX Control that is for OLE-embedding to a form/window and provides a base functionality for viewing and changing of PDF documents. The '''GUID''' of control is:
  
 
::<tt>{A1149909-4EDC-4421-B9E5-E93C25A000A1}</tt>
 
::<tt>{A1149909-4EDC-4421-B9E5-E93C25A000A1}</tt>
  
== How to use ==
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== How to Instantiate ==
  
It is easiest to place the control on your form in form-designer mode. Otherwise you may instantiate the control without a form but it may be difficult way in some programming languages. In C# for example:
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There is an easiest way to place the control on your form in form-designer mode. Otherwise you may instantiate the control without placing to a form but it may be difficult in some programming languages. In C# for example:
  
 
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pdfCtl.CreateControl();
 
pdfCtl.CreateControl();
 
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== How to Use ==

Revision as of 13:58, 29 May 2015


Overview

The simple ActiveX Control that is for OLE-embedding to a form/window and provides a base functionality for viewing and changing of PDF documents. The GUID of control is:

{A1149909-4EDC-4421-B9E5-E93C25A000A1}

How to Instantiate

There is an easiest way to place the control on your form in form-designer mode. Otherwise you may instantiate the control without placing to a form but it may be difficult in some programming languages. In C# for example:

AxPDFXEdit.AxPXV_Control pdfCtl = new AxPDFXEdit.AxPXV_Control();
pdfCtl.CreateControl();

How to Use