An .ocx component is provided by a third party and can be embedded in a webpage. This particular component has limited built-in functionality, so to extend its capabilities, the .ocx file needs to be wrapped in a wrapper function before adding the extra features we need.
It’s always a bit challenging the first time you do something new. While I have a clear concept of what needs to be done, the tools themselves are quite unfamiliar — Windows application development is an area where I have very little experience.
I’ll spend a few more days on this and write up my findings soon. 😄
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