Re: Generating simple OLE object
Maybe this demo code will give you some ideas:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/9t94971d.aspx
Tom
"Michael Reim"
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Hello
I have a VS2008, MFC, MDI application. It has a CView with a commercial
edit control on it.
The user should now be able to insert graphical objects into this control
and position and resize them.
Later in this process these objects will be filled with graphical data, by
the application.
(something like a reporting system).
The control is capable of inserting OLE objects and so I think, this would
be the right way to achieve my goal.
As I'm a complete newbie to OLE, I wonder if someone could tell me whether
this is possible with OLE.
At the moment I'm experimenting with COleServerItem and COleServerDoc, but
this doesn't seem to be the right way.
Is there an other way to implement small OLE objects to insert into an
edit control?
Is this possible at all, because the OLE container and server are the same
application?
Are there any samples that do a similar thing?
TIA
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