Debugging ActiveX Documents in Internet Explorer
When you are creating an ActiveX document, you have the full Visual Basic
development environment at your disposal, including all debug tools. www.tartoos.com
Debugging with Internet Explorer
If you switch back to Visual Basic and attempt to stop the project while
your ActiveX document is being displayed in Internet Explorer, Visual
Basic will alert you that stopping the project will cause an error in the
application hosting the ActiveX document. You should avoid doing this by
clicking No, then switch back to Internet Explorer and force it to release
the reference to the ActiveX document using one of the following methods:
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Quit Internet Explorer.
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Navigate to a different document (this can be either an HTML document or
another ActiveX document).
Note Internet Explorer 3.0 keeps a cache of the four most
recently viewed documents, including references to ActiveX documents. The
reference to the ActiveX document is released after navigating to the
fourth document. www.tartoos.com
After Internet Explorer releases its reference, you can switch back to
Visual Basic, stop the project, and modify it as you wish. When you are
ready to view the document again, run the project, switch back to
Explorer, and select the address of the project from the drop-down list of
addresses. wwww.tartoos.com
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