This is exactly my problem, too.
I have this ""Could not obtain OLE control window handle"-Error.
Does someone know how to solve this?

I think this guy needs some help. Too bad I can't help out. I've been searching for an swf dll for the past days. I've searched all forums for this but I can seem to find anything usefull. That plugin by peacemaker doesn't work on A6.

Hmmm... if I won't find the right dll (the one that loads swf and allows fscommands and setvars to and from A6), then I'll have to resolve to writting one in c++. That'll take time though...

I think I'll try including that VB swf control in my C++ project. I think this is possible. Well, in case anyone would find out an easier way to do this... geezzz.... I need help too....

See if you can get hold of Peacemaker or if he has published the source. If you can get the source code it probably won't be a great jump to get it into A6.

Hmm.. I`ve been playing with that control lately and found out something:

1. That flash plug-in wasn`t nmade with cpp.
2. It can actually work in A6 (surprise surprise)... but there`a a catch to it:
IT CAN WORK IF YOUR A6 IS ver 6.22 or below... why, because the current version (6.31 if I am not mistaken) has an all new SDK, and thus an all new plugin interface. Check out the documentations for both SDK`s and you`ll see what I mean.

Apparently, that flash control `pipes` a function `on-the-fly` to the c-script because ver 6.22 isn`t actually compiled. Not like the current version wherein the code is compiled that is why piped calls from swf can cause it to crash, not like with with 6.22 or below, it can insert a call on the spot to script.

Fact is, you`ll find the CScript code with in your .cd folder if you are using 6.22 or below.

Now for the hard part, the only way I know to connect the SWF control (which happens to be a VB control) to C++ is through MFC.Unfortunately, the A5 SDK doesn`t seem to wanna shake hands with MFC.... sigh...