[Closed] Method to use DotNet controls instead of ActiveX

Hi,

  I want to write a portable MAXScript (between Max version of course) that uses a ListView control : DotNet ListView when 3ds Max 9 is detected or an ActiveX Listivew.
  
  I found a tricky solution using a script that generate the final macroScript using format. It wasn't possible to run (under 3ds max 8 for example) a script containing dotNetControl statement even if this portion of code isn't executed.

For example :

-- Macroscript filename
   macroFilename = ((GetDir #scripts) + "\\objectInspector.mcr")
   -- Create macroscript file
   macroFile = createfile macroFilename
   -- Get Max version
   version = (maxversion())[1]
   
   etc...
   
   format "rollout rollObjectInspector sObjectInspectorTitle
" to:macroFile
   format "(
" to:macroFile
   if version >= 9000 then
   (
   	format "dotNetControl listView \"System.Windows.Forms.ListView\" width:390 height:190 align:#center
" to:macroFile
   )
   else
   (
   	format "activeXControl listView \"MSComctlLib.ListViewCtrl\" width:390 height:190 align:#center
" to:macroFile
   
   )
   
   etc...
   
   -- Run Macroscript
   fileIn macroFilename

  I know that Submit 3ds Max To Deadline 2.6 Script developed by Bobo at Frantic Films uses DotNet                      controls instead of ActiveX controls when 3ds Max 9 is                      detected. Maybe Bobo can help me on this problem.