There really isn't an answer to your question. ActiveX controls do not belong to any particular language, and (in theory) you can use any ActiveX control with VFP.
However, here is a list of the ActiveX controls that are supplied as part of the VFP 7.0 package. The first column is the name of the OCX file; the second column shows you the control(s) contained within the OCX.
Comctl32.ocx Animation, Datetimepicker, Monthview, Updown
Foxtlib.ocx Visual FoxPro Foxtlib
MCI32.ocx Multimedia MCI
MSChrt20.ocx MS Chart
MSComctl.ocx ImageCombo, ImageList, ListView, ProgressBar, Slider, StatusBar, TabStrip, Toolbar, TreeView
MSComm32.ocx MS Comm
MSInet.ocx Microsoft Internet Transfer
MSMapi32.ocx MAPI Message, MAPI Session
MSMask32.ocx Masked Edit
MSWinsck.ocx Winsock
Picclp32.ocx PicClip
Richtx32.ocx Rich Textbox
Sysinfo.ocx SysInfo
if you want to see what activex controls are available for use - drop the activex control(olecontrol) from the form controls on a form and a list of all registered activeX controls appear.
alternatively - use the menu option Tools -> Options then choose the Controls tab and select the activeX option.
Once dropped on a form the properties & methods of the activex are shown in the properties window and accessed by the usual thisform.olecontrol1.[property/method]. If you have VFP7 the intellisense will provide some help with this.
Properties 'belonging' to the activeX itself are shown in blue
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