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how to use kbbar.dll to add a new toolbar in IE

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    hello all, as i required to add a toolbar to IE from my application, i had downloaded kbbar.exe from microsoft site as said in the documentation (CP) . But i didnt understand how to use this dll and from where i can add my own toolbar. Plz help me, i will be greatfull to u. ComputerNewton

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      hello all, as i required to add a toolbar to IE from my application, i had downloaded kbbar.exe from microsoft site as said in the documentation (CP) . But i didnt understand how to use this dll and from where i can add my own toolbar. Plz help me, i will be greatfull to u. ComputerNewton

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      The codeproject IE bar comes with source code as I remember. From my about box, Programming: Michael Dunn. IE Toolbar Wizard: Erik Thomson. Searching for the articles by these two stellar chaps should help a lot. Iain. ps. The CP Bar is a worthwhile download in itself.

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        The codeproject IE bar comes with source code as I remember. From my about box, Programming: Michael Dunn. IE Toolbar Wizard: Erik Thomson. Searching for the articles by these two stellar chaps should help a lot. Iain. ps. The CP Bar is a worthwhile download in itself.

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        may i have the link to it plz ComputerNewton

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          may i have the link to it plz ComputerNewton

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          :doh: Don't be so :zzz:! Just under :bob: is a search box. Type "Michael Dunn" into it. Select "Authors", and press GO. You'll get a long list. On the second page is his "Search Bar" article. On further inspection, he doesn't include source code. But in the acknowledgements is a pointer to Erik Thompson's "DeskBand ATL Object Wizard" article. Go there, read, download, learn, enjoy! :rose: Iain.

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            :doh: Don't be so :zzz:! Just under :bob: is a search box. Type "Michael Dunn" into it. Select "Authors", and press GO. You'll get a long list. On the second page is his "Search Bar" article. On further inspection, he doesn't include source code. But in the acknowledgements is a pointer to Erik Thompson's "DeskBand ATL Object Wizard" article. Go there, read, download, learn, enjoy! :rose: Iain.

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            Thank u very much. i had found it. but only the dll and .exe but not how to do it. ComputerNewton

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              Thank u very much. i had found it. but only the dll and .exe but not how to do it. ComputerNewton

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              If you use Erik Thompson's article, and download his wizard, he gives instructions on how to use use / install it. You can then make a new ATL project and add a IDeskBar object. All this is in his article. I've done so and I now have my name in big letters in an band next to my explorer menu. What you put into the band is up to you. Iain.

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                If you use Erik Thompson's article, and download his wizard, he gives instructions on how to use use / install it. You can then make a new ATL project and add a IDeskBar object. All this is in his article. I've done so and I now have my name in big letters in an band next to my explorer menu. What you put into the band is up to you. Iain.

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                Thanks a lot for ur help. well i shall try it now. ComputerNewton

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