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    Hello, Any one knows a sample article OR a commercial component that allows file preview in an application. The preview should work for pictures, office documents, txt files. Thank you. Best Regards, Dan.

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      Hello, Any one knows a sample article OR a commercial component that allows file preview in an application. The preview should work for pictures, office documents, txt files. Thank you. Best Regards, Dan.

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      can't you just ::ShellExecute() the file to preview so that it automatically opens the right application for it ?


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        can't you just ::ShellExecute() the file to preview so that it automatically opens the right application for it ?


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        Thank you for the reply. I am intended to show the file preview into a MDI application. Regards, Dan.

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          Thank you for the reply. I am intended to show the file preview into a MDI application. Regards, Dan.

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          micutzu wrote:

          I am intended to show the file preview into a MDI application.

          then you'll have to code the preview behaviors yourself i believe...


          You don't know where to start ? ask a good friend

          [VisualCalc 3.0][Flags Beginner's Guide]

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