In version 7.0 of Visual Basic, otherwise known as VB.NET, Microsoft introduced the.NET Component to replace both VBX and ActiveX although it was still possible to use many ActiveX components in VB.NET by "wrapping" them with a.NET layer.
It was still possible to use many ActiveX components in VB.NET by wrapping them in a.NET layer. In version 7.0 of Visual Basic, also known as VB.NET, Microsoft introduced the.NET Component to replace both VBX and ActiveX.
In version 7.0 of Visual Basic, also known as VB.NET, Microsoft introduced the.NET Component to replace both VBX and ActiveX. It was still possible to use many ActiveX components in VB.NET by wrapping them in a.NET layer.
In version 7.0 of Visual Basic, also known as VB.NET, Microsoft introduced the.NET Component to replace both VBX and ActiveX. It was still possible to use many ActiveX components in VB.NET by wrapping them in a.NET layer.