Use ActiveX controls
- Last UpdatedApr 09, 2025
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You select an ActiveX control and paste it into a window and then double-click it. Its configuration dialog box appears.
When you configure an ActiveX control, you can give it a unique control name. The control name can then be referenced in scripts.
Use an ActiveX control in an InTouch application
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Install the ActiveX control. See Install and remove ActiveX controls.
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Select and paste the ActiveX control into an InTouch window.
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Configure the ActiveX control properties and bind them to tags.
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Associate ActiveX events to ActiveX Event scripts.
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Call ActiveX methods and set ActiveX control properties in ActiveX Event scripts, or other InTouch QuickScripts.
Place an ActiveX control in a window
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On the Draw menu, in the Insert group, select Wizards.
The Wizard Selection dialog box appears.

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In the list of wizards, select the ActiveX Controls category. All available ActiveX controls appear in the display area.
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Double-click the ActiveX control to use. The dialog box closes and the cursor changes to the corner symbol.
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Select the location to paste the ActiveX control.
Add ActiveX controls to the toolbar
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On the Draw menu, in the Insert group, select Wizards.
The Wizard Selection dialog box appears.
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Select the ActiveX control to add.
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Select Add to toolbar.
Remove ActiveX controls from the toolbar
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On the Draw menu, in the Insert group, select Wizards.
The Wizard Selection dialog box appears.
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Select Remove from toolbar. The Remove Wizard from Toolbar dialog box appears.
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Select the ActiveX control to remove.
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Select OK.