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Does anyone know of a place with more detailed info+demos of writing plugins?<br />
Thanks<br />

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Does anyone know of a place with more detailed info+demos of writing plugins?
Thanks


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Hi gilbert<br />
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You might want to look at <a href="http://www.stingsoft.com" rel="ugc">www.stingsoft.com</a><br />
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They have a commercial (costs $) toolkit (objective Plugin) which provides an MFC framework for creating plugins.<br />
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I haven't used this particular Stingray product, but I can vouch that there other products are excellent and good value.<br />
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Hi gilbert

You might want to look at www.stingsoft.com [http://www.stingsoft.com]

They have a commercial (costs $) toolkit (objective Plugin) which provides an MFC framework for creating plugins.

I haven't used this particular Stingray product, but I can vouch that there other products are excellent and good value.



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Thanks a lot Answers2000!<br />

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Where can I get some sample code to show me how to write a plugin for Netscape communicator and/or IE?<br />
Thanks.
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Where can I get some sample code to show me how to write a plugin for Netscape communicator and/or IE?
Thanks.

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