Answer 1)
Yes, we can make. It is default behavior of ActiveX DLL, it runs within the main program address space.
Where as an ActiveX EXE runs in a separate process, but it is designed to be an OLE automation server, just like an ActiveX DLL. In other words, it has no forms, has no “starting” point like a sub Main() and exposes interfaces (classes) to be used by a client application, just like an ActiveX DLL.
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