Port Visual Basic Controls and Existing CDK Projects
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You can use Visual Basic controls in your Visual C++ projects, and vice versa. To port Visual Basic controls to a Visual C++ project, you must create a framework in ControlWizard, then manually port the code for the Visual Basic control to the ActiveX control framework. See ActiveX Controls: VBX Control Migration for details.
As of Visual C++ 4.0, the Microsoft OLE Control Development Kit (CDK) became fully integrated with the Microsoft Foundation Class Library (MFC).
To port existing CDK projects to Visual C++, see ActiveX Controls: Converting a CDK Project to a Visual C++ Project.
To add a new ActiveX control to an existing CDK project, see ActiveX Controls: Adding an ActiveX Control to an Existing CDK Project.