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paste this:

site:flash2be.com xpi

into the the google search field and type after
that your query.

another example:

site: macromedia.com downloads

here are two links about how to put a swf into a visual basic application :

Macromedia - DevNet : FlashSlideShow Sample Application

Flash in VB? is it really possible?

i posted that link times ago :

Voice Flux .NET

i love that tool and its very easy to set up voice commands.

i'll write a tutorial for voiceflux in combination with powerpro.
feel free to send me comments and suggestions.

sorry, but the as2fla alpha time is over.
i want to thank you for over 14000 downloads,
but we made a step beyond as2fla,
meaning more function and features.

i'll post details about when we lift off.

and please remember,
as2fla was an alpha version,
it was a limited approach
and we (flash2be/microbender)
don't give any support on as2fla.

discuss

gmane again,
this time with a link to the beginning of one of my threads :
Gmane -- vbs variable to powerpro and more

and here is the result

just klick the link and learn :
Gmane -- Mail To News And Back Again

check the navigation on gname.org for more details ...

i was looking for some informations about some hex ... and this what i found
Ocrat Chinese Pages

hot !

tired of spam ?
check Spam Links

The Proxomitron - Universal Web Filter :
i love the log window.

i ever wanted to open sized ie windows, but not from the browser
(thats easy -> javascript).

so here it is.

the scripts

browser_window.powerpro

local target
target = "http://www.windowspowerpro.com"
;*** spath is my scripts path
;*** target width height top left toolbar statusbar
$(spath)www\brower.vbs "$(target)" 100 100 10 10 0 1

browser.vbs

Set ie = createobject("internetexplorer.application")

target = WScript.Arguments.Item(0)
w = WScript.Arguments.Item(1)
h = WScript.Arguments.Item(2)
t = WScript.Arguments.Item(3)
l = WScript.Arguments.Item(4)
tb = WScript.Arguments.Item(5)
stb = WScript.Arguments.Item(6)
with ie
.navigate target
.width = w
.height = h
.top = t
.left = l
.toolbar = tb
.statusbar = stb
.visible = 1
End with

do you want to wheel any window ?

only for the NT family, no win 95/98/me :

KatMouse - mouse wheel utility for Windows

i have this tip from the powerpro community

i asked ginteras (the maker of quick macros 2) for
a way to pass variables from qm to ppro:

qm forum thread : passing a variable to qm

initialize the qm path as variable at ppro start (scheduler) :
qm = "'"C:\Programme\PowerPro\Quick Macros 2\qmcl.exe'" M"

the name of the qm macro in this example is 'tester' :

$(qm) "tester" A "first string" 1 "second string"

and this is the way how to deal with the passed (ppro - you can send integers too) variables:

function $string1 i $string2
mes m

i luv that :)

this small script helps to get window titles :

local range fh
range = inputdialog("v1=from number, v2=to number", "window text")
if (range == 0)
quit
fh = File.Open("$(scriptpath)win_text.txt", "w")
for (i=v1;i<=v2;i=i+1)
wtxt= i ++ " " ++win.childtextbyindex("$(caption)",i)
File.WriteLine(fh, wtxt)
;debug nummer $(i) $(a);
endfor
file.close(fh)
notepad.exe "$(scriptpath)window\win_text.txt"

i start it with F5
.window\info

(that means the script is saved in the scripts subfolder 'window' as info.powerpro)

from mesh on mx:

Of particular interest, we have released a new sample application. The Flash Slide Show Sample application shows how to integrate Flash within Visual Basic applications.

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