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  1. #1
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    VB Addins in C++



    Does anyone have information on how to write Visual Basic 5.0 or 6.0 Addin tools in C++ (C++ or MFC C++)?


    Please let me know.


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  2. #2
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    Apr 1999
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    Re: VB Addins in C++



    ATL 3.0 has support for creating add-ins. I haven't messed around with it

    extensively, but I did create a sample ATL project with an add-in object and it

    looked promising. MSDN should have documentation on it.


    To start you on the way:


    1. Start the app wizard in VC6, and create an ATL project.

    2. Once the project is created, insert an ATL object.

    3. This will bring up a wizard. Click the "Add-In" object, and

    continue from there.




  3. #3
    Join Date
    Apr 1999
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    Re: VB Addins in C++



    ATL 3.0 has support for creating add-ins. I haven't messed around with it

    extensively, but I did create a sample ATL project with an add-in object and it

    looked promising. MSDN should have documentation on it.


    To start you on the way:


    1. Start the app wizard in VC6, and create an ATL project.

    2. Once the project is created, insert an ATL object.

    3. This will bring up a wizard. Click the "Add-In" object, and

    continue from there.




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