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    how i can write a toolbar like Yahoo! Companion to my intranet . help ???

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      how i can write a toolbar like Yahoo! Companion to my intranet . help ???

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      Yahoo created an activeX control that is created when every instance of IE starts. I don't know how exactly they accomplished this. But, you could alternatively use a COM object and register it as a toolbar inside IE. The COM object would need to support IDeskBand. If this is the route you decide to implement, my article under ATL creates the necessary classes in your com object to get you started. Hope it helps.

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        Yahoo created an activeX control that is created when every instance of IE starts. I don't know how exactly they accomplished this. But, you could alternatively use a COM object and register it as a toolbar inside IE. The COM object would need to support IDeskBand. If this is the route you decide to implement, my article under ATL creates the necessary classes in your com object to get you started. Hope it helps.

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        I haven't used this Yahoo thingy, but it's easy to have a COM object that gets instantiated in every instance of Explorer/IE - browser helper objects.

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