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Insert an ActiveX control

You can insert an ActiveX control in your page. ActiveX controls (formerly known as OLE controls) are reusable

components, somewhat like miniature applications, that can act like browser plug-ins. They run in Internet Explorer

with Windows, but they don’t run on the Macintosh browsers. The ActiveX object in Dreamweaver lets you supply

attributes and parameters for an ActiveX control in your visitor’s browser.

After inserting an ActiveX object, use the Property inspector to set attributes of the object tag and parameters for the

ActiveX control. Click Parameters in the Property inspector to enter names and values for properties that don’t appear

in the Property inspector. There is no widely accepted standard format for parameters for ActiveX controls; to find out

which parameters to use, consult the documentation for the ActiveX control you’re using.

❖ In the Document window, place the insertion point where you want to insert the content and do one of the

following:

• In the Common category of the Insert panel, click the Media button and select the ActiveX icon .

• In the Common category of the Insert panel, click the Media button and select the ActiveX icon. With the

ActiveX icon displayed in the Insert panel, you can drag the icon to the Document window.

• Select Insert > Media > ActiveX. An icon marks where the ActiveX control will appear on the page in Internet

Explorer.

ActiveX properties

The Property inspector initially displays the most commonly used properties. Click the expander arrow in the

lower-right corner to see all properties.

Name Specifies a name to identify the ActiveX object for scripting. Enter a name in the unlabeled text box on the far

left side of the Property inspector.

W and H Specify the width and height of the object, in pixels.

Class ID Identifies the ActiveX control to the browser. Enter a value or select one from the pop-up menu. When the

page is loaded, the browser uses the class ID to locate the ActiveX control required for the ActiveX object associated

with the page. If the browser doesn’t locate the specified ActiveX control, it attempts to download it from the location

specified in Base.

Embed Adds an embed tag within the object tag for the ActiveX control. If the ActiveX control has another plug-in

equivalent, the embed tag activates the plug-in. Dreamweaver assigns the values you entered as ActiveX properties to

their plug-in equivalents.

Align Determines how the object is aligned on the page.

Parameters Opens a dialog box for entering additional parameters to pass to the ActiveX object. Many ActiveX

controls respond to special parameters.

Src Defines the data file to be used for a plug-in if the Embed option is turned on. If you don’t enter a value,

Dreamweaver attempts to determine the value from the ActiveX properties entered already.

V Space and H Space Specify the amount of white space, in pixels, above, below, and on both sides of the object.

Base Specifies the URL containing the ActiveX control. Internet Explorer downloads the ActiveX control from this

location if it has not been installed in the visitor’s system. If you don’t specify a Base parameter and if your visitor doesn’t

already have the relevant ActiveX control installed, the browser can’t display the ActiveX object.

Alt Img Specifies an image to be displayed if the browser doesn’t support the object tag. This option is available only

when the Embed option is deselected.

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