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Take a look at the sample code at <a href="http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/MFCShockwaveflashesEasily.aspx" rel="ugc">http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/MFCShockwaveflashesEasily.aspx</a>&nbsp;(&quot;MFC 'shockwaveflashes' easily !&quot;), it demonstrates how to use the ShockWave control by creating a wrapper class..
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Take a look at the sample code at http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/MFCShockwaveflashesEasily.aspx [http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/MFCShockwaveflashesEasily.aspx] ("MFC 'shockwaveflashes' easily !"), it demonstrates how to use the ShockWave control by creating a wrapper class..

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Thank you, I will look at this... but I'm looking for ATL, not MFC.
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Thank you, I will look at this... but I'm looking for ATL, not MFC.

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That is what I needed, thank you.
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I am not familiar with this, and can use a kick start.<br />
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I am using ATL (unmanaged C++) and would like to use the ShockWave ActiveX object. I need to know how to declare it so that I can set a property or call a method.<br />
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For instance, if I could assign a variable to it, then I would like to call 'variable-&gt;LoadMovie()'
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I am not familiar with this, and can use a kick start.

I am using ATL (unmanaged C++) and would like to use the ShockWave ActiveX object. I need to know how to declare it so that I can set a property or call a method.

For instance, if I could assign a variable to it, then I would like to call 'variable->LoadMovie()'

Help using ActiveX (ShockWave) in an ATL C++ User Control

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