On 9/1/06, Steve Welborn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You are absolutly correct. I do apologize for the
confusing first post. At
first I figured it would be just a registry string
where I could include the
app exe and such for it to launch..not quite so simple
im finding out.
Your versioning issue definitly makes me want to
rethink it. This is just an
app I am goofing around with, not really sure how deep
I want to go if I
have too.
OK, so it looks like you don't want the bother of replacing the
Downloading dialogue box, like GetRight does, but you can still get
your links handled by your application more smoothly than copying and
pasting the URL by using the "IE Power Toy" (now called Web
Accessories) model. That way, you just right click on the link, choose
your power toy, which is a small web page containing VBScript or
JScript, and it calls you application.
However, looking for the documentation, or even the samples to
download at the moment seems problematic -- I think MSDN is
transitioning to IE7 as a public release and a number of things seem
harder to do than normal.
Anyway, this is the into:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/browser/accessory/overview/overview.asp
And like I said above, I'm currently having trouble locating the
existing examples to download or the API information, and now I've got
to go out, so have a look for yourself.
Regards,
Mark Hurd, B.Sc.(Ma.)(Hons.)
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