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Thread: VirtualList,VirtualCombo,Virtual_ListView by vb6

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    VirtualList,VirtualCombo,Virtual_ListView by vb6

    Tutorial - Using Unicode in Visual Basic 6.0 - Free Unicode Controls
    http://toolboxw.com/UnicodeTutorialVb.htm
    VirtualCombo http://toolboxw.com/UnicodeTutorialV...ucVirtualCombo
    VirtualList http://toolboxw.com/UnicodeTutorialVb.htm#ucVirtualList
    Credits:
    Olaf Schmidt
    The Trick Subclass


    vbVision -- Various Visual Basic Demos Grouped by Type
    http://mvps.org/vbvision/grouped_demos.htm
    Virtual_Listbox_Demo
    http://mvps.org/vbvision/_samples/Vi...stbox_Demo.zip
    Virtual_ListView_Demo
    http://mvps.org/vbvision/_samples/Vi...tView_Demo.zip
    http://mvps.org/vbvision/_other_files/DbgWProc.zip

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    Re: VirtualList,VirtualCombo,Virtual_ListView by vb6

    DragList http://mvps.org/vbvision/_samples/DragList_Demo.zip
    his project shows how to change a standard VB listbox into a drag list style listbox that gives visual feedback when the user drags an item using the mouse. This demo uses subclassing techniques so, If you don't already have it, you will want to get the Debug Object (Dbgwproc.dll) DLL to allow stepping through subclassed code in break mode in the VB IDE.

    This is very useful. I am developing a simple visual form design IDE. I added 10 controls. Manually adjust which control is the first, and finally, forward and backward. With this drag method to adjust the order, it is much more convenient.

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