HLP ... VISIO Drawing Control --> Microsoft ?

[Phani]

As the Drawing Control was released long time back.. But no one is replying
for drawing control related questions. Is Microsoft will release any help or
support on this?

If so, when we can expect the same..

Thanks,
Phani

 

[Paul Wallis]

As an MSDN subscriber trying to work with theDrawing Control I echo these
comments.
I guess we'll have to wait until late October until Visio 2003 is released
before we get any meaningful documentation ... but it would be nice is
Microsoft could answer some of the questions raised - after all that IS what
these newgroups are for.

Any chance of anyone from Microsoft answering Phani's question?

When will MSDN be updated with information about the class structures /
properties / methods?
We're currently working in the dark and trying to beta test /develop for a
forthcoming platform with no information. We can't really beta test to see
if it works correctly unless we know more about how it's supposed to work

Cheers,
Paul Wallis

 

[Bill K. [MSFT]]

Here is a new article that may help answer your original question:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/e...ngwithvisioactivexcontrol.asp?frame=true&_r=1

 

[Phani]

Thanks Bill. This is what I expected. As I completed the Development using
VISIO control and VB.Net. This article really helped me to understand how
the deployment will happen in client side.

Once again thanks a lot.

Regards,
Phani

 

[Scott Metzger]

Here is a new article that may help answer your original question:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/e...ngwithvisioactivexcontrol.asp?frame=true&_r=1

Thanks, thats helpful. But I didn't see any mention of C++. Will there
be documentation and examples for using the control in _unmanaged_ C++ ?

What will the level of documentation support be for C++ ?
More or less than for Visio 2002?

Thank You,
Scott Metzger

 

[Paul Wallis]

Thanks Bill ... very much appreciated

Here is a new article that may help answer your original question:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/e...ngwithvisioactivexcontrol.asp?frame=true&_r=1


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Microsoft Corporation

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