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Visual Basic Shell Programming
Visual Basic Shell Programming
ISBN: B00007FY99
EAN: N/A
Year: 2000
Pages: 128
Authors:
J. P. Hamilton
,
Ron Petrusha
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Starting Page
Starting Page
Front Matter
Preface
The Book s Audience
Developing Your Own Shell Extensions
Organization of This Book
Software Requirements
Obtaining the Sample Code
The VB Shell Type Library
Conventions Used in This Book
Request for Comments
Acknowledgments
Part I: Introduction to the Shell and the Basics of COM
Chapter 1. Introduction
1.1 COM and the Shell
1.2 Programming for the Shell
1.3 Kinds of Shell Extensions
1.4 Conclusion
Chapter 2. COM Basics
2.1 What Is COM?
2.2 Interfaces
2.3 Classes
2.4 Type Libraries
2.5 IUnknown
2.6 IDispatch
2.7 Conclusion
Chapter 3. Shell Extensions
3.1 Folders and File Objects
3.2 Shell Extensions
3.3 Registry Settings
3.4 The .rad File
3.5 The Shell Extension Project
3.6 Restarting the Shell
3.7 When the Shell Crashes
Part Shell Extensions
Chapter 4. Context Menu Handlers
4.1 Static Context Menus
4.2 Static Context Menus in IE 5.0
4.3 Dynamic Context Menus
4.4 Context Menu Handler Interfaces
4.5 Creating a Context Menu Handler
Chapter 5. Icon Handlers
5.1 How Icon Handlers Work
5.2 Icon Handler Interfaces
5.3 Creating an Icon Handler
Chapter 6. Property Sheet Handlers
6.1 How Property Sheet Handlers Work
6.2 Property Sheet Handler Interface
6.3 Creating a Property Sheet Handler
6.4 Registering the Property Sheet Handler
Chapter 7. Drop Handlers
7.1 How Drop Handlers Work
7.2 Drop Handler Interfaces
7.3 Creating a Drop Handler
7.4 Registering the Drop Handler
Chapter 8. Data Handlers
8.1 How Data Handlers Work
8.2 Data Handler Interfaces
8.3 Creating a Data Handler
8.4 Adding Additional Formats
Chapter 9. Copy Hook Handlers
9.1 How Copy Hook Handlers Work
9.2 Copy Hook Handler Interface: ICopyHook
9.3 Implementing ICopyHook
9.4 Registering Copy Hook Handlers
9.5 Testing the Handler
Chapter 10. InfoTip Handler
10.1 How InfoTip Handlers Work
10.2 InfoTip Interfaces
10.3 The Project
Part III: Namespace Extensions
Chapter 11. Namespace Extensions
11.1 Namespace Fundamentals
11.2 Explorer Architecture
11.3 The PIDL
11.4 Namespace Interfaces
11.5 Creating the Namespace Extension
11.6 The PIDL Manager
11.7 Registering DemoSpace
11.8 Practical Coding Examples
Part IV: Browser Extensions
Chapter 12. Browser Extensions
12.1 Browser Helper Objects
12.2 Browser Extensions
Chapter 13. Band Objects
13.1 How Band Objects Work
13.2 Band Object Interfaces
13.3 The Project: FileSpider
13.4 Registry
13.5 Tool Bands
Chapter 14. Docking Windows
14.1 How Docking Windows Work
14.2 Docking Window Interfaces
14.3 The Project
14.4 Registration
Part V: Appendixes
Appendix A. VBShell Library Listing
Appendix B. Pointers
B.1 CopyMemory
B.2 The Undocumented VBA Functions
B.3 Some CopyMemory Examples
Colophon
Index
Index A
Index B
Index C
Index D
Index E
Index F
Index G
Index H
Index I
Index J
Index K
Index L
Index M
Index N
Index O
Index P
Index Q
Index R
Index S
Index T
Index U
Index V
Visual Basic Shell Programming
ISBN: B00007FY99
EAN: N/A
Year: 2000
Pages: 128
Authors:
J. P. Hamilton
,
Ron Petrusha
BUY ON AMAZON
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