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ActiveX is a code that defines Microsoft’s interaction between web servers, clients, add-ins and Microsoft Office applications. ActiveX is Microsoft’s answer to Java technology from Sun Microsystems. See Also: Clients, Java Go to top
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A technology from Microsoft that links desktop applications to the WorldWide Web. Using ActiveX tools, interactive web content can be created. Example: In addition to viewing Word and Excel documents from within a browser, additional functionality such as animation, credit card transactions, or spreadsheet calculations.
www.oit.ohio-state.edu/glossary

A set of technologies that enables software components to interact with one another in a networked environment, regardless of the language in which the components were created. ActiveX is built on Microsoft's Component Object Model (COM). Currently, ActiveX is used primarily to develop interactive content for the World Wide Web, although it can be used in desktop applications and other programs. ActiveX controls can be embedded in Web pages to produce animation and other multimedia effects, interactive objects, and sophisticated applications

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A loosely defined set of technologies that provides a tool for linking desktop applications, like Word or Excel, to the Web. Microsoft Corporation developed ActiveX. Back to Top
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A set of technologies created by Microsoft that enables interactive content on Web sites.
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A set of technologies that enables software components to interact with one another in a networked environment, regardless of the lanquage in which the components were created. ActiveX is used primarily to develop interactive content for the World Wide Web, although it can be used in desktop applications and other programs.
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ActiveX is Microsoft's answer to the Java technology created by Sun Microsystems and is roughly equivalent to a Java applet. The main thing that you create when writing a program to run in the ActiveX environment is a component, a self-sufficient program that can be run anywhere on your web page. This component, or ActiveX control, could be anything from a scrolling marquis to an animation that is seen on the web page. It could also be an area where the visitor enters information about himself or his credit card. ActiveX is useful in marketing because it can be used to make web pages much more interesting as well as efficient and effective..
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A method of writing programs so that other programs and the operating system can call them as needed. ActiveX technology is used with Microsoft Internet Explorer or with Netscape Navigator, using a plug-in, to make interactive Web pages that look and behave like computer programs, rather than static pages. With ActiveX, users can ask or answer questions, use push buttons, and interact in other ways with the Web page. ActiveX controls are often written using the Visual Basic programming language.
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An umbrella term for Microsoft technologies that enable developers to create interactive content for the World Wide Web. A set of language-independent interoperability technologies that enable software components written in different languages to work together in networked environments. The core technology elements of ActiveX are the Component Object Model (COM) and distributed COM. These technologies are licensed to The Open Group standards organization, and are being implemented on multiple platforms. See also Component Object Model; Common Gateway Interface; distributed COM; Java.
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A set of technologies that enables software components to interact with one another in a networked environment, regardless of the language in which the components were created. ActiveX is used primarily to develop interactive content for the World Wide Web, although it can be used in desktop applications and other programs. See also ActiveX controls.
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ActiveX is a programming language developed by Microsoft, which is used to add PC desktop functions to a browser.
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It makes a web pages interactive and more functional. Essentially a slimmed down version of OLE, ActiveX provides developers a way to download small executable objects that can be invoked directly on the users machine. ActiveX also allow rapid development of applications based on "reusable parts". OCXs are fully executable pieces of Windows code that have no restrictions placed on them once they reach the client machine, regardless of how they got there. ActiveX controls can also have code parts that work like a Trojan Horse. So it could be dangerous to if you don´t know it´s origin and certification.
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An umbrella term for Microsoft technologies that enable developers to create interactive content for the World Wide Web. A set of language-independent interoperability technologies that enable software components written in different languages to work together in networked environments. The core technology elements of ActiveX are COM and DCOM.
www.macsounduk.com/pc_glossary.html

Most web pages are static documents with little interactivity. Microsoff has created a programming language, called ActiveX, to remedy this situation. ActiveX "controls" promises to make the web surfing experience comparable to that of highly produced CD-ROMS, where you can listen to music, watch animation and video clips and interact with the program.
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ActiveX controls are software modules based on Microsoft's Component Object Model (COM) architecture and appear to be Microsoft's preferred form of active content for Web pages. ActiveX controls are, in fact, almost identical in structure to MS Windows programs, and have full system access. The only security provision is a digital signature system called Authenticode which offers only "run/don't run" options, and has additional security problems.
sun.soci.niu.edu/~rslade/secgloss.htm

A set of technologies from Microsoft that enables software components to interact with one another in a networked environment, regardless of the language in which the components were created. ActiveX is built on the Component Object Model (COM) and includes OLE functionality, such as OLE Automation.
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ActiveX is a model for writing programs. ActiveX technology is used to make interactive web pages that look and behave like computer programs, rather than static pages. With ActiveX, users can ask or answer questions, use push buttons, and interact in other ways with the web page.
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ActiveX technology, a Microsoft baby, is used to make interactive web pages that look and behave like computer programs, rather than static pages.
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A set of technologies, developed by Microsoft, that enables software components to interact with one another on the same machine or across a network. ActiveX controls are prewritten routines that can be added to a web page to provide extra functionality, ActiveX documents can be displayed in the browser window (as if they were web pages), and ActiveX Scripting allows Java applets and Active X components to be controlled from a script language.
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A family of Microsoft object technologies, formerly called OLE, based on the Common Object Model (COM), serving as one of the foundation of Microsoft's Internet products. See COM and DCOM.
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A technology based on object linking and embedding that allows Java applet-style functions to work in Web browsers, as well as in other applications. ActiveX controls are the equivalent of Java applets. ActiveX controls allow certain Web browsers, Microsoft Office programs, and other Visual Basic/C++-based programs to use new computational, communications, and data-manipulation functions.
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A programming methodology that was developed by Microsoft and can be used to isolate software components and build functions using those components. ActiveX can be used with a variety of programming languages and in an Internet programming environment.
www.gcal.ac.uk/cit/helpdesk/useful_definitions.htm

control A component that can be inserted in a page to provide functionality not directly available in HTML, such as animation sequences, credit-card transactions, or spreadsheet calculations. ActiveX controls can be implemented in a variety of programming languages from Microsoft and third parties.
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Phrase appearing everywhere COM technology is used, e.g. ActiveXControl, ActiveXServer, etc.
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Microsoft's toolkit for Web developers, using OLE and incorporating Sun's Java language. ActiveX helps in building software to integrate with Microsoft's Internet Explorer, or any ActiveX container such as programs written with Microsoft's Visual Studio.
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