How can ActiveX controls be dynamically added at runtime in VB.NET?
Visual Basic .NET creates wrappers for ActiveX controls. These wrappers must exist before a control can be added. In addition, most ActiveX controls have design-time licenses that must be present before the control can be created on the form. Visual Basic .NET compiles the license into the executable. These factors mean that the control must already be present in the project before it can be dynamically added at run time. One way to do this is to add a dummy form to the project and put all ActiveX controls that will be dynamically added to this form. After you create this dummy form, you can dynamically add the ActiveX control to any form in your project. After the control is added, it can be dynamically removed in a manner similar to removing an intrinsic control. Only adding requires additional work.
