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I am working on Windows forms in C# 1.1 and I want a grid-like control that behaves like Excel spreadsheet. While looking for it, I came across the Office Web Component for Excel (AxMicrosoft.Office.Intero<wbr />p.Owc11.Ax<wbr />Spreadshee<wbr />t).<br />
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I think I can use this, but why does it say it's a &quot;Web&quot; component? Then is there a corresponding &quot;Windows&quot; component? Can I use this components on Windows forms?<br />
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Thanks
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I am working on Windows forms in C# 1.1 and I want a grid-like control that behaves like Excel spreadsheet. While looking for it, I came across the Office Web Component for Excel (AxMicrosoft.Office.Interop.Owc11.AxSpreadsheet).

I think I can use this, but why does it say it's a "Web" component? Then is there a corresponding "Windows" component? Can I use this components on Windows forms?

Thanks

Office Web Components in C#.Net (1.1)

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