‘ Determine whether the IE File|New menu item is enabled’ Note: requires the GetRegistryValue routine, you can find it in the CodeBank’ Example:’ MsgBox “File|New menu item is enabled: “
‘ Set the path of the picture used as background of the Windows Explorer toolbar’ Note: requires the SetRegistryValue, CheckRegistryKey and CreateRegistryKey ‘ routines, you can find them in the
‘ Determine whether the IE context menu is enabled’ Note: requires the GetRegistryValue routine, you can find it in the CodeBank’ Example:’ MsgBox “Context menu is enabled: ” & GetIEContextMenuEnabledPublic
‘ Set whether the IE Save As menu item is enabled’ Note: requires the SetRegistryValue, CheckRegistryKey and CreateRegistryKey ‘ routines, you can find them in the CodeBank’ Example:’ SetIEsaveAsEnabled FalsePublic
‘ Determine whether the IE Options dialog is enabled’ Note: requires the GetRegistryValue routine, you can find it in the CodeBank’ Example:’ MsgBox “Options dialog is enabled: ” & GetIEOptionsEnabledPublic
‘ Determine whether the IE Save As menu item is enabled’ Note: requires the GetRegistryValue routine, you can find it in the CodeBank’ Example:’ MsgBox “Save As menu item is
‘ Set whether the IE context menu is enabled’ Note: requires the SetRegistryValue, CheckRegistryKey and CreateRegistryKey ‘ routines, you can find them in the CodeBank’ Example:’ SetIEContextMenuEnabled FalsePublic Sub SetIEContextMenuEnabled(ByVal
The Point method returns the color value of a given pixel, but is rather slow because it has to convert its argument from twips (or whatever ScaleMode is currently active)
The PSet method is much slower than it should actually be, and in most cases you will find it convenient to substitute it with direct calls to the SetPixel API