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How do I create a New Toolbar on the TaskBar using Visual Basic .NET or API?
In Windows XP, when you right-click over your taskbar and you have options to go to Toolbars - and then slide over to ... New Toolbar, browse to a folder containing shortcuts - how do you programmatically assign a folder using Visual Basic .NET as a new toolbar? I'm having trouble finding any coding based on some calling the toolbar a shortcut for the taskbar....
Don't know how to do it but for sure that you have to look at the Windows API to do that.
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I definitely think you are correct on that. Trouble is I don't have a book that directly addresses the API and I'm having difficulty finding what I need online based on the term taskbar and toolbar.
I need someone to post a link that can guide me to the correct answer - not just tell me that I need to look at the Windows API.
I need someone to post a link that can guide me to the correct answer - not just tell me that I need to look at the Windows API.
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Thank you SoMos, I'll try it in the next 2 hours.
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SoMos, I'm not sure on how that class at all.
I don't need to dock a Windows form to the taskbar....
All I'm trying to do is create a New Toolbar on the taskbar...
I don't need to dock a Windows form to the taskbar....
All I'm trying to do is create a New Toolbar on the taskbar...
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basically my question is...
How do I make shortcut toolbars on the taskbar using programming code?
The same steps here at the following but instead using Visual Basic.NET...
http://www.overclock.net/faqs/119039-how-make-shortcut-folders-taskbar.html
How do I make shortcut toolbars on the taskbar using programming code?
The same steps here at the following but instead using Visual Basic.NET...
http://www.overclock.net/faqs/119039-how-make-shortcut-folders-taskbar.html
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This would be great if placed in a VBS script zone.
Also since API, could be under Microsoft Access coding and scripts.
Also since API, could be under Microsoft Access coding and scripts.
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Somos,
Before I close out the question...
What I'm having a hard time is placing this code in its proper place with your URL.
http://www.dreamincode.net/code/snippet895.htm
I do understand that where the Private Sub InitializeComponent() coding appears I know that this should be copied and placed in the Designer.vb versus just trying to copy and paste in the Form1.vb. But where else should I copy and paste this coding? Do I create new class modules? How do I utilize the code provided?
Before I close out the question...
What I'm having a hard time is placing this code in its proper place with your URL.
http://www.dreamincode.net/code/snippet895.htm
I do understand that where the Private Sub InitializeComponent() coding appears I know that this should be copied and placed in the Designer.vb versus just trying to copy and paste in the Form1.vb. But where else should I copy and paste this coding? Do I create new class modules? How do I utilize the code provided?