Building an ActiveX EXE

Project Name:	Task13_2.vbp and Test13_2.vbp
File Folder:	Ex13_2

	The sample ActiveX EXE project (Task13_2) includes the classes from the Saving Objects to a File example. Class and property settings are defined for the classes, but no changes are required to the code to make these classes a part of the ActiveX component. The test project (Test13_2) is the same To Do List form from the Saving Objects to a File example. This form references the ActiveX component. These projects are not part of a project group because an ActiveX EXE is an out-of-process server and cannot be tested within a project group.
	To try this example, compile the ActiveX EXE, set the Version Compatibility to Project Compatibility, and define the path to the compiled ActiveX EXE. Then run the ActiveX EXE project.
	In another copy of Visual Basic, open the test project. Set a reference in this project to the ActiveX EXE project that is running. Then run the test project. The test project uses the ActiveX EXE to retrieve the list of tasks from the file and display them in the test project form.
	For a challenge, try the following:
- Create a new project with a new user interface to display tasks. Then reference this ActiveX EXE.
- If you have the Enterprise Edition and appropriate hardware and network, try installing the ActiveX EXE on a remote computer and use DCOM to access the component.

