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- SWBBtnBar Control Setup
- ========================
-
- Before you begin, please copy the SWBBtnBar.OCX
- file to your \Windows\System directory (which
- may not necessarily be named \Windows\System).
-
- Then register the component using REGSVR32.EXE,
- as follows:
-
- In the Start Menu, select "Run". Then type:
-
- REGSVR32 \Windows\System\SWBBtnBar.OCX
-
- A message box will confirm the registration.
- Before you can use the component in a project,
- you will need to add it to the VB toolbox by
- right-clicking on the toolbox and selecting
- "Components". From the list of registered
- components, select "SWB Button Bar".
-
- The component will appear on the toolbar,
- ready for use in your application. You should
- also add the ImageList control which is part
- of the Windows Common Controls. You'll need
- the ImageList in order to select graphics for your
- SWBBtnBar buttons.
-
-
- Copyright 1998 Software with Brains, Inc.
- All rights reserved.
-
- sales@softwarewithbrains.com
- http://www.softwarewithbrains.com
-
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- Known Issues:
-
- 1. It is recommended that you use properly-sized
- icons for each image in the imagelist (rather
- than bitmaps), especially when disabled images
- may be shown. The control may not properly
- show disabled images based on bitmaps in the
- imagelist; however, it will display disabled
- icon images properly in most cases. Make
- certain your icon images have been created
- with the background set to the transparent
- "screen" color.
-
- 2. Make certain that you use images in your
- imagelist control that are sized exactly
- as you want them to appear. That is,
- use 32x32 pixel icons for large button
- images, and 16x16 pixel icon for small
- button images. You should use two
- imagelist controls (one for each set of
- large or small icons) if you want to let
- the user have access to large and small
- button images.
-
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