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hai Nick,
How to get XP style for IE toolbar in VC6 ATL COM toolbar.
Please help...
Thanks..
Ansif
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Nick,
I've been trying to figure out how to implement an ie toolbar going on 3 weeks now. Your sample would be perfect as a guide. Would you mind sharing your code with the rest of us. From what I've seen it would sure help a lot of people. Please! Beg Beg Please! More shameless begging . . .
KDirk
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 | Source  |  | fraserp | 12:39 16 Feb '05 |
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You did a good job with this toolbar. So why don't you publish the source code and share you knowledge to the community?
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I will probably post the source code once I feel it is complete. There is a lot I would like to do, including cleaning it up. Thanks for your comments. 
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Good example of an IE toolbar, but instead of installing another toolbar, how about this.
Merge this into your registry and it will add an address bar shortcut, so you can type in 'ns system.string' and it will take you to the proper msdn2 page. You can also use this to add other address bar shortcuts as well. %s gets replaced with the search text after the search token. You can also download XP PowerToys[^] from MS and set this up through that instead.
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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\SearchUrl\ns]
@="http://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/%s.aspx"
" "="+"
"+"="%2B"
"%"="%25"
"&"="%26"
"#"="%23"
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Nick, I totally agree. I just wanted to offer another option. Like I said, good job on the toolbar
Richard
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Breaks when you try to access top level namespace and you have the google toolbar installed. EG "ns system" will be intercepted, where "ns system." will not, but of course will generate an error.
What would be nicer would be to have a web service for this. (MS: hint)
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Keith Farmer wrote:
What would be nicer would be to have a web service for this. (MS: hint)
That would be rather simple to implement, Microsoft wouldn't necessarily need to be the one to implement this.
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The MSDN Library is not free; it costs $199 for new subscriptions and $99/year after the initial year.
Surprisingly, most people have the .NET Framework SDK installed - either from a separate download or integreated with Visual Studio - and either don't realize it or don't bother to read it anyway. An easy-to-use toolbar with a simple interface may, in fact, encourage people to read more.
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