Main ActiveX Site
ActiveX Control - A pre-generated control that encapsulates
various functionality. Software developers may included ActiveX Controls within their applications to make use of functionality
provided by them. Utilizing ActiveX Controls makes it possible
for developers to create applications of moderate difficulty
by including controls to do most/all of the difficult task
required for the program.
Register - The process of notifying the system of
the location of the .ocx file for the ActiveX Control. The
.ocx file is the file which contains the actual ActiveX Control
Test Container - An environment which enables a developer
to load one or more ActiveX Controls for the purpose of testing.
Used mainly for the familiarization and debugging of ActiveX
controsl, Test Containers allow for the loading of any registered
ActiveX Control and the subsequent running/manipulation of
the control's methods and properties.
RegTool Control
Hive - A set of related registry keys within a Windows
machine. A hive can be thought of as a "directory"
within the root directory of the Windows registry. An example
of a hive are following: HKEY_CURRENT_USER and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
Mp3p Control
Priority - The priority given to this control during
execution on a computer. The lower the priority number, the
more dedication the computer will place towards the ActiveX Control, possibly starving other applications.
Ack - An "acknowledgement" tag usually sent
as a response to receiving a command or packet of information.
Nack - A "non-acknowlegement" tag usually
sent as a signal that a command or packet of information was
never received.
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