Answer / Divyanshu Rai

To access objects created in ActiveX EXE or ActiveX DLL, you need to create an instance of the object using the CreateObject method in Visual Basic. The syntax is typically something like this: Set obj = CreateObject("ProgID"). Replace 'ProgID' with the ProgID (Program ID) of the object you want to create.

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