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Can Google Chrome be used as an ActiveX control in own application?
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∙ 14y ago
No, all ActiveX controls run off of IE.
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Does Google Chrome support ActiveX?
Google Chrome doesn't naturally support ActiveX, but there is one way to force it: Internet Explorer does support ActiveX.
Is Google Chrome a computer application?
Yes Google Chrome is a application.
How do you install ActiveX on Google Chrome?
One way to get ActiveX is to use the extension IE Tab, which is available for download below in the Related Linkssection
When Google Chrome launced?
Google Chrome application was launched by Google in Dec 2008. It was a beta version which later was improved.
How do you cancel Google Chrome?
Uninstall Google Chrome from Control Panel/Programs
How do you play an app once you download from Google Chrome?
You can see that application in MY APPS in Chrome. You can then click it to play the application.
How can you download Twilight themes for Google Chrome?
Twilight themes are present in Google Chrome web store. They can be easily added to Chrome for their application.
Is Google Chrome a application software?
A software program is simply a program that is installed or running on a current computer. So yes, Google Chrome is a software program.
How can i unstail Google Chrome?
You can uninstall Google Chrome in the Remove Programs window. This is present in the Control Panel of your system.
How do you add Google Chrome as a permitted program in your firewall?
Go to control panel, firewall, and add google chrome
Where are the Google Chrome icons stored?
In it's main exe file - C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe
What is Active window?
An active window is the window of an application you are using by that time. If you open Google Chrome, Windows Media Player together, but you are operating Google Chrome, then Google Chrome is the active window. If you are using Windows Media Player instead of Google Chrome, then Windows Media Player is the active window.
