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In a Win32 C# App, we are using a AxInterop control, it has some buttons on it like Ok, Cancel,etc…now in the C# code when I call and open the window of that AxInterop I want to see how can I know that user clicked on Ok buttton for example in that control so I can handle some stuff in C# code….
You can only use whatever the control exposes. You cannot capture the control events if they do not capture your click and translate it to a custom click that you can handle.
If you don’t have the control documentation you can examine the controls methods/properties/events … pressing F2.