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    Malcolm McMahon
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    I'm trying to set up a fairly sophisticated user interface from an applet running under Internet Explorer 5+ (without the java plugin). javax.swing.* appears to be unavailable so I've been working with com.ms.ui.* Trouble is I've found no documentation for these classes beyond the bare definitions I get from J++ and few examples. I'm working largely by trial and error. I'd like to put a file and directory selection window on the applet form (rather than using the FileDialog). (Yes, it's a signed applet). Has anyone located any documentation for this stuff? This is an extremely frustrating way to work.

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      I'm trying to set up a fairly sophisticated user interface from an applet running under Internet Explorer 5+ (without the java plugin). javax.swing.* appears to be unavailable so I've been working with com.ms.ui.* Trouble is I've found no documentation for these classes beyond the bare definitions I get from J++ and few examples. I'm working largely by trial and error. I'd like to put a file and directory selection window on the applet form (rather than using the FileDialog). (Yes, it's a signed applet). Has anyone located any documentation for this stuff? This is an extremely frustrating way to work.

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      The MSDN library that you can buy, or it comes with Visual Studio has massive amounts of documentation. It isn't free, however. It may be worth it if it allows you to do it much faster. Try Microsoft Developer Network to see if there is anything on there Josh Koppang

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