‘ 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
‘ 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 context menu is enabled’ Note: requires the GetRegistryValue routine, you can find it in the CodeBank’ Example:’ MsgBox “Context menu is enabled: ” & GetIEContextMenuEnabledPublic
‘ 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
When you need to count how many occurrences of a given character are in a string, you might be tempted to go along the “traditional” Visual Basic way: ‘ count
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)