MFC OLE Container

Geoffrey Nicholls -- geoff@gazelle.com
Wednesday, April 10, 1996

Platform:

Win NT 3.51/SP 3
MSDEV 4.1
MFC

I ran the app wizard to create a ole container .exe for win 32. When I
compiled and ran it, I was able to insert new objects onto the CScrollView,
but when I clicked outside the ole object, the object didn't deactivate. In
fact, there was no way to deactivate the ole object, except by inserting a
new one.

I have not modified the output of the wizard in any way. The only
modifications I made during the wizard's running was to rename some of the
classes and files to match my conventions.

Has anyone else seen this or have an explanation?

Thanks,
Geoff

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Gonzalo Isaza -- gonzaloi@microsoft.com
Tuesday, April 16, 1996

The object is deactivated by pressing .  This is the default
implementation supplied by the wizard.  From there on, you have to
modify the code to fit your application.

Gonzalo Isaza
I speak for myself.  I don't speak for Microsoft

>----------
>From: 	Geoffrey Nicholls[SMTP:geoff@gazelle.com]
>Sent: 	Wednesday, April 10, 1996 12:03 PM
>To: 	mfc-l@netcom.com
>Subject: 	MFC OLE Container
>
>Platform:
>
>Win NT 3.51/SP 3
>MSDEV 4.1
>MFC
>
>I ran the app wizard to create a ole container .exe for win 32. When I
>compiled and ran it, I was able to insert new objects onto the
>CScrollView,
>but when I clicked outside the ole object, the object didn't
>deactivate. In
>fact, there was no way to deactivate the ole object, except by
>inserting a
>new one.
>
>I have not modified the output of the wizard in any way. The only
>modifications I made during the wizard's running was to rename some of
>the
>classes and files to match my conventions.
>
>Has anyone else seen this or have an explanation?
>
>Thanks,
>Geoff
>
>

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