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Common dialogs wo comdlg32.ocx (vb6)

refused · 2004-07-05 18:50:13

:notice: I don't know vb6 very well, so aia I was wondering the easiest way of being able to use Common Dialogs (in particular, the FileSave dialog) without needing comdlg32.ocx?

05-07-2004 6:50pm

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:notice: I don't know vb6 very well, so aia

I was wondering the easiest way of being able to use Common Dialogs (in particular, the FileSave dialog) without needing comdlg32.ocx?

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#2 06-07-2004 9:05am

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Use the native windows API calls for the common dialog controls.

If you search MSDN (online or if you have a local copy), or just do a google on "VB common dialog API", you should find some nifty examples.

jc

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