You can simplify Web authoring tasks for your users by developing design-time controls (DTCs) that provide an interface for generating HTML or script. Typically, DTCs present the user with a graphical interface that allows the user to fill in the blanks and generate script without having to know the scripting language. The DTC handles that for the user and inserts the script as run-time text in the document. A DTC acts as a mini-builder for text within a document and is a type of ActiveX control.
This documentation briefly covers how to create DTCs and more specifically how you can design them to communicate with each other. For more information about ActiveX controls and Web DTCs, see the Choices Reference or the Runtime Text Reference.
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