What four types of properties are supported by an ActiveX
control?



What four types of properties are supported by an ActiveX control?..

Answer / vinay thakur

ActiveX controls have four types of properties:

l Stock-> These are standard properties supplied to every
control, such as font or
color. The developer must activate stock properties, but
there is little or no
coding involved.

2 Ambient-> These are properties of the environment that
surrounds the control -
properties of the container into which it has been placed.
These can't be changed,
but the control can use them to adjust its own properties.
For example, it can set
the control's background color to match the container's
background color.

3 Extended-> These are properties that the container
handles, usually involving size
and placement onscreen.

4 Custom-> These are properties added by the control
developer.

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