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ActiveX is the successor to OLE 1 and OLE 2 - in clear cut, unambiguous terms, this means that ActiveX is a technology that allows components, clients or controls to run individually integrated in another application. The control could be a Shockwave Flash control - the applications are usually web browsers like Microsoft's Internet Explorer. Jul 12, 2012 will not, IE6 is totally obsoleted and you are best off going with bootcamp and IE11 ( not sure if edge supports that Outlook linking ) in Windows 7, 8.1 or 10. You may as well get office 2013, 2016 or office 365 for windows as well as VB/ActiveX in Office for Mac is horrid or non existent. Excel VBA works on Mac, but there are major problems with ActiveX controls, basically forget about ActiveX on Mac. Check the Enable option at the 'Run ActiveX Control and plug-ins' item. Check the Enable option at the 'Script ActiveX controls marked safe for scripting.' item. Check the Prompt option at the 'Download Signed ActiveX Control' item. Right-click on the icon you use to launch Internet Explorer and select Run as Administrator. Will not, IE6 is totally obsoleted and you are best off going with bootcamp and IE11 ( not sure if edge supports that Outlook linking ) in Windows 7, 8.1 or 10. You may as well get office 2013, 2016 or office 365 for windows as well as VB/ActiveX in Office for Mac is horrid or non existent.
-->To enable additional functionality and system integrationwhen documents and data are viewed by using a Web browser, the Office systeminstalls several ActiveX controls ona user's computer. If a Web browser supports use of ActiveX controls, thesecontrols can be invoked the same way any other type of ActiveX control isinvoked from a Web page. Although these controls do not define any additionalwire protocols, they are described in this document to facilitateinteroperability. For more information about the ActiveX controls that areinstalled by the system, see [MSDN-WSS3CLIENTSIDEAPI].
The following table identifies and describes ActiveXcontrols that can be used to access and manage content on SharePoint sites,without requiring a protocol client to start.
ActiveX control | Description | Related protocols |
|---|---|---|
CopyCtl | Enables users to copy files, including associated metadata such as creation date and author, to one or more locations on a single protocol server or between different protocol servers. | Copy Web Service Protocol, as described in [MS-COPYS] |
ListNet
Enables users to view, edit, and manipulate the data in a SharePoint list (1) by using a format that is similar to a table in a database or spreadsheet.
Lists Web Service Protocol, as described in [MS-LISTSWS]
UploadCtl
Enables users to upload multiple documents simultaneously to a document library on a SharePoint site.
Windows SharePoint Services Collaborative Application Protocol, as described in [MS-WSSCAP]
FrontPage Server Extensions Remote Protocol, as described in [MS-FPSE]
The following table identifies and describes ActiveXcontrols that start a protocol client, interact with a protocol client by usingclient-side APIs, or specify settings that are subsequently used by a protocolclient.
ActiveX control | Description |
|---|---|
ExportDatabase | Enables users to create or open a database that contains data from a SharePoint list (1), by using an application such as Microsoft Access 2013, Microsoft Access 2010 or Microsoft Office Access 2007. |
Doom chaingun mobile turret. NameCtrl | Enables a Web page to display presence information for people and enables users to take various related actions by using an on-object user interface in Windows SharePoint Services. This control integrates with Microsoft Lync Client 2013/Skype for Business, Microsoft Lync 2010 and Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 through client-side APIs. |
OISClientLauncher | Starts the Microsoft Office Picture Manager and passes command line parameters that enable users to download, edit, or upload pictures to picture libraries. |
OpenDocuments | Starts a protocol client and enables users to create a document or edit an existing document. Also enables users to create a document that is based on a specific template, choose to open a document with read-only or read/write permission, and check out a document. |
OpenXMLDocuments | Starts Microsoft InfoPath 2013, Microsoft InfoPath 2010 or Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007 and enables users to create or edit XML documents or forms by using InfoPath. |
PersonalSite | Configures the location of a user's My Site, which is used by protocol clients to discover and suggest locations of SharePoint sites and libraries where users can save or open files. Also retrieves colleague suggestions that are generated from protocol clients. |
PPActiveX | Starts Microsoft PowerPoint 2013, Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 or Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 and enables users to open presentations from a Slide Library and publish individual presentation slides to a Slide Library. |
SharePoint.OfflineClient | Enables users to synchronize lists (2) and document libraries with shared spaces in Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2013, Microsoft SharePoint Workspace 2010 or Microsoft Office Groove 2007, and to verify whether an installation of SharePoint Foundation 2013, SharePoint Workspace 2010 or Office Groove 2007 is enabled to synchronize lists (2) and document libraries. |
SpreadSheetLauncher | Enables users to import lists (2) from Windows SharePoint Services to Microsoft Excel 2013, Microsoft Excel 2010, or Microsoft Office Excel 2007, and to verify whether an installation of Excel 2013, Excel 2010 or Office Excel 2007 is enabled to export and import lists (2) from Windows SharePoint Services. |
StssyncHandler | Returns the name of the application that is used to synchronize event and contact lists (2) between Windows SharePoint Services and a messaging application such as Microsoft Outlook 2013, Microsoft Outlook 2010 or Microsoft Office Outlook 2007. |
1. Visit the test page of http://www.ocxt.com/officeviewer.htm. This website will request to install the Edraw Office Viewer Component add-on from EDRAW LIMITED. Click the install.
2. To use Edraw ActiveX Control, you need to add the website at the IE trust site list.
3. If your IE security level is not the default IE setting, please make sure the following options are checked.
Check the Enable option at the 'Run ActiveX Control and plug-ins' item.
Check the Enable option at the 'Script ActiveX controls marked safe for scripting*' item.
Check the Prompt option at the 'Download Signed ActiveX Control' item.
Right-click on the icon you use to launch Internet Explorer and select Run as Administrator. Choose to Allow this operation if prompted.
Now, go to your web site.
Click 'The site might require the following Activex control: Edraw Office Viewer Component from Edraw Limited, Click here to install.' on the bar.
Click Install officeviewer.cab when the security warning comes up.
If you cant not see the Internet Information Security Bar
You may have turned off the Information Bar. It will need to be turned on to install our ActiveX control successfully.
1. Right-click on the icon you use to launch Internet Explorer and select Run as Administrator. Choose to Allow this operation if prompted.
2. Once in the Internet Explorer browser, click Tools in the upper toolbar or click on the Tools icon and select Internet Options.
3. In the Internet Explorer browser, click Tools in the upper toolbar or click on the Tools icon and select Internet Options.
4. Click the Security tab.
5. Click Custom Level.
6. Scroll down to the ActiveX Controls and Plug-ins section.
7. Change Download Signed ActiveX Controls to PROMPT.
8. Close Internet Explorer then re-open Internet Explorer.
9. Return to your web site.
You should see the Information Bar below the Internet Explorer Address Bar, with the message 'The site might require the following ActiveX control 'officeviewer.cab'. Click here to install.'
10. Click anywhere on the bar.
11. Click Install officeviewer.cab when the security warning comes up.
If you don't have administrator access rights
Ask your system administrator to log into your computer as a user with Administrator user rights.
Have your administrator log into your project website and install the ActiveX control.
If you have done all of the above, have Windows Administrator access, and still cannot load the ActiveX Control, you will need to check the settings on your Internet Explorer. It may have been set up so that it will not allow downloads to your computer.
Add your project web site to IE Trusted Sites
1. In the Internet Explorer browser, click Tools in the upper toolbar or click on the Tools icon and select Internet Options.
2. Click the Security tab and select the Trusted Sites zone.
3. Click the Sites button.
4. Under 'Add this Web site to the zone:' type your project web site.
5. Click Add, then click OK.
ListNet
Enables users to view, edit, and manipulate the data in a SharePoint list (1) by using a format that is similar to a table in a database or spreadsheet.
Lists Web Service Protocol, as described in [MS-LISTSWS]
UploadCtl
Enables users to upload multiple documents simultaneously to a document library on a SharePoint site.
Windows SharePoint Services Collaborative Application Protocol, as described in [MS-WSSCAP]
FrontPage Server Extensions Remote Protocol, as described in [MS-FPSE]
The following table identifies and describes ActiveXcontrols that start a protocol client, interact with a protocol client by usingclient-side APIs, or specify settings that are subsequently used by a protocolclient.
ActiveX control | Description |
|---|---|
ExportDatabase | Enables users to create or open a database that contains data from a SharePoint list (1), by using an application such as Microsoft Access 2013, Microsoft Access 2010 or Microsoft Office Access 2007. |
Doom chaingun mobile turret. NameCtrl | Enables a Web page to display presence information for people and enables users to take various related actions by using an on-object user interface in Windows SharePoint Services. This control integrates with Microsoft Lync Client 2013/Skype for Business, Microsoft Lync 2010 and Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 through client-side APIs. |
OISClientLauncher | Starts the Microsoft Office Picture Manager and passes command line parameters that enable users to download, edit, or upload pictures to picture libraries. |
OpenDocuments | Starts a protocol client and enables users to create a document or edit an existing document. Also enables users to create a document that is based on a specific template, choose to open a document with read-only or read/write permission, and check out a document. |
OpenXMLDocuments | Starts Microsoft InfoPath 2013, Microsoft InfoPath 2010 or Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007 and enables users to create or edit XML documents or forms by using InfoPath. |
PersonalSite | Configures the location of a user's My Site, which is used by protocol clients to discover and suggest locations of SharePoint sites and libraries where users can save or open files. Also retrieves colleague suggestions that are generated from protocol clients. |
PPActiveX | Starts Microsoft PowerPoint 2013, Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 or Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 and enables users to open presentations from a Slide Library and publish individual presentation slides to a Slide Library. |
SharePoint.OfflineClient | Enables users to synchronize lists (2) and document libraries with shared spaces in Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2013, Microsoft SharePoint Workspace 2010 or Microsoft Office Groove 2007, and to verify whether an installation of SharePoint Foundation 2013, SharePoint Workspace 2010 or Office Groove 2007 is enabled to synchronize lists (2) and document libraries. |
SpreadSheetLauncher | Enables users to import lists (2) from Windows SharePoint Services to Microsoft Excel 2013, Microsoft Excel 2010, or Microsoft Office Excel 2007, and to verify whether an installation of Excel 2013, Excel 2010 or Office Excel 2007 is enabled to export and import lists (2) from Windows SharePoint Services. |
StssyncHandler | Returns the name of the application that is used to synchronize event and contact lists (2) between Windows SharePoint Services and a messaging application such as Microsoft Outlook 2013, Microsoft Outlook 2010 or Microsoft Office Outlook 2007. |
1. Visit the test page of http://www.ocxt.com/officeviewer.htm. This website will request to install the Edraw Office Viewer Component add-on from EDRAW LIMITED. Click the install.
2. To use Edraw ActiveX Control, you need to add the website at the IE trust site list.
3. If your IE security level is not the default IE setting, please make sure the following options are checked.
Check the Enable option at the 'Run ActiveX Control and plug-ins' item.
Check the Enable option at the 'Script ActiveX controls marked safe for scripting*' item.
Check the Prompt option at the 'Download Signed ActiveX Control' item.
Right-click on the icon you use to launch Internet Explorer and select Run as Administrator. Choose to Allow this operation if prompted.
Now, go to your web site.
Click 'The site might require the following Activex control: Edraw Office Viewer Component from Edraw Limited, Click here to install.' on the bar.
Click Install officeviewer.cab when the security warning comes up.
If you cant not see the Internet Information Security Bar
You may have turned off the Information Bar. It will need to be turned on to install our ActiveX control successfully.
1. Right-click on the icon you use to launch Internet Explorer and select Run as Administrator. Choose to Allow this operation if prompted.
2. Once in the Internet Explorer browser, click Tools in the upper toolbar or click on the Tools icon and select Internet Options.
3. In the Internet Explorer browser, click Tools in the upper toolbar or click on the Tools icon and select Internet Options.
4. Click the Security tab.
5. Click Custom Level.
6. Scroll down to the ActiveX Controls and Plug-ins section.
7. Change Download Signed ActiveX Controls to PROMPT.
8. Close Internet Explorer then re-open Internet Explorer.
9. Return to your web site.
You should see the Information Bar below the Internet Explorer Address Bar, with the message 'The site might require the following ActiveX control 'officeviewer.cab'. Click here to install.'
10. Click anywhere on the bar.
11. Click Install officeviewer.cab when the security warning comes up.
If you don't have administrator access rights
Ask your system administrator to log into your computer as a user with Administrator user rights.
Have your administrator log into your project website and install the ActiveX control.
If you have done all of the above, have Windows Administrator access, and still cannot load the ActiveX Control, you will need to check the settings on your Internet Explorer. It may have been set up so that it will not allow downloads to your computer.
Add your project web site to IE Trusted Sites
1. In the Internet Explorer browser, click Tools in the upper toolbar or click on the Tools icon and select Internet Options.
2. Click the Security tab and select the Trusted Sites zone.
3. Click the Sites button.
4. Under 'Add this Web site to the zone:' type your project web site.
5. Click Add, then click OK.
Check your Security Settings in Internet Explorer
1. In the Internet Explorer browser, click Tools in the upper toolbar or click on the Tools icon and select Internet Options.
2. Click the Security tab and select the Trusted sites zone.
3. Click the Custom Level button.
4. Under ActiveX control and plug-ins check the following:
- Allow Scriptlets set to Enable
- Automatic Prompting for ActiveX controls set to Enable.
- Binary and Script behaviors set to Enable
- Download signed ActiveX controls set to Prompt
- Download unsigned ActiveX controls set to Prompt
- Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe set to Disable
- Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins set to Enable
- Script ActiveX controls marked safe for scripting set to Enable
Click OK
5. Click the Advanced tab in the security section and make sure that 'Do not save encrypted pages to disk' is not checked.
6. Click OK.
7. Close the browser window launch IE and attempt to install ActiveX.
Manual Installation of ActiveX
If all else ways fail, you can try our manual installation tool. You need regsvr32 the officeviewer.ocx file. Then put the EDOfficeViewerX.dll in the same file folder with the officeviewer.ocx file.
Step:
1. Create a text file then change the file extend name as .bat.
2. In the file, you can type: regsvr32 ' c:testofficeviewer.ocx'
3. Save and close the file.
4. Right click the bat file then Run it as administrator.
How to Turn on ActiveX in Firefox or Chrome
The component can only work at the IE6/7/8/9. If you want to use it at the Mozilla Firefox, you need to install the ActiveX control support add-in in the Firefox.
Microsoft created ActiveX for the Internet Explorer browser to play various types of media appropriately. Although the tool was designed specifically for Internet Explorer, when using Firefox, you will sometimes come across a website instructing you to install ActiveX to view media properly. For that reason, Mozilla has created a plug-in that will allow ActiveX to be enabled in Firefox.
Instructions
To test the demo page on our site, please add the website at the IE trust Site List.
To work with the Firefox or Chrome, you need to use the ff-activex-host or IE Tab Plus or other add-ons.
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