The Spectraforms^® ActiveX Control complements the available COM Automation interface by allowing you to open, edit, and save Spectraforms' forms in software applications that you write.*

Learn more about the Spectraforms ActiveX Control Licensing, Implementation, and Use Scenarios

Download Spectraforms ActiveX Sample Programs and API Documentation

The Spectraforms ActiveX control gives your software the functionality to:

Open forms
Save Forms
Display Forms
Print Forms
Allow the user to fill out forms
Programmatically fill out forms
Import/Export form XML Data
View and edit form revision information

Spectraforms ActiveX supports all programming languages and platforms that support ActiveX including:

Microsoft Visual C++
Microsoft Visual Basic
Microsoft .NET Languages, such as as C#
Microsoft Access and FoxPro
Borland Delphi and C++ Builder
Sybase PowerBuilder

Get started with the Spectre control risk free! Contact Starpoint Software for the complete free trial version of the Spectre control, including full documentation and source code for the example programs. Our free trial version has no time limit, and supports most of the functionality of the commercially licensed control, so you can get started integrating the Spectre control into your software solutions at no cost.

Contact Starpoint Software for further information including pricing and documentation.

*Designing forms is not supported in the ActiveX control. Spectraforms Designer is required to design forms. Designer is included with the Spectre developer license.

Spectraforms® ActiveX Control Examples
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Spectraforms® ActiveX Control

Use Spectraforms® ActiveX Control in any Windows application, whether multiple document interface (MDI), single document interface (SDI), or dialog based.

		Single document interface example from Microsoft Visual C++.
		Multiple document interface example from Microsoft Visual C++.
		Tabbed document interface example from Microsoft Visual C++ (requires addition third party libraries for the tabbed interface).
		Single document interface example from Borland Delphi.
		Form displayed in a dialog box from Microsoft Visual C++. In this example, populates the form with data from a relational database.