S
Sunil
Hi,
I have developed an MFC Full Server Application whose files can be embedded
in MS-Office Applications by drag and drop.
By default, the embedded objects are inplace activated by double-clicking on
it. I would like to have the same behavior in "silde show" mode also.
To enable the same in "slide show" mode, the "Action Settings" were modified
to perform "Edit" object action on mouse click. But in "slide show" mode,
when I click on the object, it opens up a new standalone instance of the app,
instead of being in-place activated.
1) Is there any way that the object is in-place activated by a mouse click
even in slide show mode?
Using ActiveX controls, I can in-place activate an object in "slide show"
mode just like "Windows Media Player" object or "Shock Wave Flash Object".
2) Which interface does an ActiveX control use to link an application in
"Slide Show" mode?
Thanks,
Sunil
I have developed an MFC Full Server Application whose files can be embedded
in MS-Office Applications by drag and drop.
By default, the embedded objects are inplace activated by double-clicking on
it. I would like to have the same behavior in "silde show" mode also.
To enable the same in "slide show" mode, the "Action Settings" were modified
to perform "Edit" object action on mouse click. But in "slide show" mode,
when I click on the object, it opens up a new standalone instance of the app,
instead of being in-place activated.
1) Is there any way that the object is in-place activated by a mouse click
even in slide show mode?
Using ActiveX controls, I can in-place activate an object in "slide show"
mode just like "Windows Media Player" object or "Shock Wave Flash Object".
2) Which interface does an ActiveX control use to link an application in
"Slide Show" mode?
Thanks,
Sunil