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As the title points out, what I want to do is use an .OCX control (namely AxShockwaveFlashObject) in a C# console application.
I assume that it’s possible, as I’ve seen it done before. but it was C++, and I don’t even sure it was .NET.
So, is it possible? and if so, how?
Thanks,
Leeron
It depends what do you want to use it for. You can have forms in console applications (they can be invisible if you want), and it’s straightforward to use the Visual Studio forms designer to put an ActiveX control on a form.