The controls we ship with VS will have a redist package at RTM. These are Winform controls and could be wrapped as ActiveX controls to be put in Excel, but we personally haven't tried it as of yet.
If you like writing code, I would recommend looking at the thin client viewer samples to see how they are put together. Then you can replicate the same behavior in Excel however is convenient for you.|||
Using VS 2005 and the Visual Studio Tools for Office you can very easily create an XL workbook or Word doc and in Visual studio drag .Net controls from the toolbox out onto the document. It is very simple since they do all the work of wrapping up the control in an ActiveX wrapper, and you can write managed code behind the events using VB.Net or C# etc. It’s really slick. I haven’t yet tried with our viewer controls yet though. It should work if you add the necessary references to your project (File | New | Project | Visual C# | Office | Excel Workbook) for example.
Hope that helps.
Scott Oveson
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