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You can use ActiveX controls developed in Visual C++ in other applications, as long as they support ActiveX control containment. A number of Microsoft applications, beginning with the versions listed, support ActiveX control containment.
Note
The following list is not a complete list of applications that support ActiveX controls but represents the set used most often in testing:
Applications that support ActiveX control containment include:
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Internet Explorer 3.x and greater
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Visual Basic 4.x and greater
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Visual C++ 4.x and greater
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Access 95 and greater
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Excel 97 and greater
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Word 97 and greater
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Access 97 and greater
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FrontPage 97 and greater
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PowerPoint 97 and greater
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Visual InterDev 97 and greater
The following are non-Microsoft applications that support ActiveX control containment:
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PowerBuilder
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Delphi
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C++ Builder
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NCompass Plug-in for Netscape Navigator