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    Question

    First thing first, I have Microsoft VisualBasic 5.0 Enterprise Edition and Windows 98 First Edition
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    1. How can I get the same toolbars as MS VB, Microsoft Word, netscape does?

    2. How does RES files works?

    3. How can I read an INI file?

    Thanks Alot!

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    You can get RES files by first, writing the script in a Text Editor and then use the Resource Compiler to compile them into a RES file. Then you can read the data from within your App.

    You can read INI files by visiting this link.
    http://www.vbsquare.com/tips/tip204.html

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    And here's a way to create Office Toolbars.
    http://www.vb-world.net/tips/tip63.html

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    You have to create the toolbars.

    you can get help on INI files from here..
    http://www.vbsquare.com/tips/tip204.html

    Resource files are nothing but storage. When you create your EXE file, and you have a graphic for your program, store it in the RES file. You'll notice that the graphic is not seperate from your EXE. It's actually inside your EXE. RES files make whatever exterior file part of your EXE. Less mess that way..


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    Question Yeah, what about creating them?

    I found something on RES files but, we have to create them. The example that I saw was with VB6 and, like I said, I have VB5. How do I compile them with VB5?

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