| VB6 COMPILE | 
       
      
        Version 
        Beta2 0.02.0012 
         
        Filename 
        ccrpbds6-b2.zip 
         
        Download:  
        124k (w/demo web demo, typelib and help)REQUIREMENTS 
        Development:  
        VB6 SP0/1/2 
         
        Runtime:  
        VB6 runtime  | 
       
      
         
         | 
       
     
    HELP ONLINE 
    Browse API FAQ 
       
    WEB SITE  
    Brad Martinez' VB Programs and
    Examples   
    OTHER CONTROLS 
    FolderTreeview, VB6 
    FolderTreeview, VB5 
    BrowseDialog Server, VB5 
    BrowseDialog Control, VB5 
        
    REVISION HISTORY 
    VB6 Beta 2  
    May 07/2000 
    VB6 Beta 1 released 
    January 1999 
     
    
  | 
    Like its OCX predecessor, the new CCRP
    BrowseDialog Server still provides Visual Basic developers with the easiest means to
    utilize the Windows Browse for Folders dialog in their applications. And now as a
    DLL, the BrowseDialog Server offers unparalleled flexibility and features. 
      
      
    New in this Release 
    Though the component has gained some new functionality, the
    thrust of this release was bug fixes, the most commonly reported coming from users of
    non-US English systems, including: 
      - The new folder button text and new folder's initial text are
        now localized in the system's current code page.
 
      - The second status text control is no longer partially
        visible over the top of the treeview control when the ShowPrompt2 property is set to False.
 
      - Dialog box controls now move and size as expected when the
        dialog box window is resized.
 
     
    There are many other fixes, enhancements and minor changes
    in functionality. The entire revision history is detailed in both the VB5 help file and
    the VB6 HTML help (chm) file. 
     
    The CCRP BrowseDialog Server continues the tradition set by
    its OCX brother. This feature set includes:  
      - Any folder can be specified as the root, allowing only it
        and its subfolders appear in the dialog box. 
 
      - The specified root folder, or any of one its subfolders, can
        be pre-selected when the dialog box is initially shown. 
 
      - Descriptive text can be displayed in either of the dialog
        box's two prompt labels. 
 
      - While the BrowseDialog is shown, the currently selected
        folder's path or "display name", or any other descriptive text, can be
        dynamically displayed in the second prompt window. 
 
      - Provides the developer full control in determining what is
        an allowable folder selection. 
 
      - Once the dialog box is closed by the user, various
        attributes of the selected folder can be returned, including the folder's path, display
        name and large or small icon. 
 
      - Includes a fully functional example application
        demonstrating all available methods and properties, as well as a comprehensive help file.
      
 
     
    But the features don't end here. The new BrowseDialog
    Server version offers: 
      - Both VB5 and VB6 builds of the server, assuring the smallest
        distributables.
 
      - Browse for all folders, file system folders, computers and
        network printers.
 
      - Resizable dialog implementing a sizing grip.
 
      - Full control over its display position. Use the default
        Windows setting, or set your own left/top position, of simply center within the parent.
 
      - Implements a new AllowNewFolder property, which when set,
        displays a New Folder button on the dialog, allowing the user to create and name a folder
        right in the dialog's treeview.
 
      - And best of all, its still free! 
 
     
    The two Browse Dialog Server versions 
    supersede the older
    Browse Dialog Control. Although the OCX version will remain available for download, no
    further updates to the OCX will be made.  
     
    VB Common Controls Replacement Project BrowseDialog Server 
    Copyright © 1999-2000 Brad Martinez, CCRP 
    http://ccrp.mvps.org/  |