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Wrappers for ActiveX controls |
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This software and accompanying documentation are provided "as is" and without warranties as to performance or merchantability or any other warranties whether expressed or implied. Because of the various hardware and software environments into which this application may be used, no warranty of fitness for a particular purpose is offered. The user must assume the entire risk of using this software. In no case shall any of the contributors to this project be liable for any incidental, special or consequential damages or loss, including, without limitation, lost profits or the inability to use equipment or access data. This is true even if we are advised of the possibility of such damages. We also don't have any obligation of' fix eventual bugs or to add new features.
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TB_FLASH v.1.0 (Macromedia Flash Player) |
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The Macromedia Flash Player is a multimedia and application player created and distributed by Macromedia. It runs SWF files which can be created by the Macromedia Flash authoring tool, Macromedia Flex or a number of other Macromedia and third party tools.
TB_FLASH is a library of wrapper functions that allow you to insert an instance of this control in your DDT dialog or SDK window, using ATL71.DLL as the container, and load and play a movie. Both a DDT example and a SDK example are provided, as well as an small SWF video for testing purposes. The package also includes template code—TB_FLASH_EVENTS.INC—to connect to the events fired by the control.
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TB_OVCTL v.1.0 (Microsoft Outlook View Control) |
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The Microsoft Outlook View Control displays information about a specific folder and can be integrated into solutions to provide access to Outlook data. The control can be placed in any container that supports ActiveX controls, including an HTML page, a Microsoft Visual Basic form, a Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications UserForm, or a custom Outlook form. You can programmatically set the control's properties to customize the folder and view that is displayed in the control.
One of the key features of the Outlook View Control is that you can use the Restriction property of the control to filter out certain types of data. For example, you can display the Tasks folder in the Outlook View Control, and then filter the folder to show only those tasks for a certain contact.
For security reasons, changes were made to the Outlook View Control to limit its functionality when the control is hosted outside of Outlook. In particular, the View property cannot be changed unless the control is used within Outlook.
TB_OVCTL is a library of wrapper functions that allow you to insert an instance of this control in a SDK-style dialog using ATL71.DLL as the container.
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