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Using list&label from Combit

Andre4

I am looking for information on how to get list&label to work in our application.

Does anyone have used this already and is willing to share the solution with me?

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    I downloaded their trial software, They provide both  .Net assembly (their redistribution directory) and ActiveX ocx. Using NetDefGen or AxDefGen you could make the definition files for the combit functions. Placing these def files in special-names, you would then be able to use the Create and Modify verbs in order to use the features and functions they expose.

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