ActiveX Solution Samples

These Solution samples illustrate how you can use ActiveX controls in Visual FoxPro.

In This Section

• Add and Remove Items in a Treeview Control Sample
  Illustrates how to add, delete, and select nodes for a treeview control, which displays a collection of Node objects. This sample also illustrates how to write and read a treeview hierarchy to and from a table.

• Customize the Open Dialog Box Sample
  Illustrates how to customize the appearance and behavior of the Open dialog box.

• Display System Information Sample
  Illustrates how to use the SysInfoControl to display system information and notify when a system setting changes.

• Play an AVI File in an ActiveX Control Sample
  Illustrates how to use the Multimedia control to play an AVI file in a control that has the hWnd property.

• Provide a Hierarchical Display of Items Sample
  Illustrates how to use two different types of ActiveX controls to display a hierarchy of items, for example, as an outline.

• Send Mail Sample (Visual FoxPro)
  Illustrates how to create a simple messaging form that can send Visual FoxPro data to an e-mail address.

• Use Slider and Status Bar Controls Sample
  Illustrates how to use the Slider control and StatusBar control.

• Use the RichText Control Sample
  Illustrates how to use a RichText control to display and edit RTF text in the memo field of a table.

Reference

• Sample Class Libraries
  Contains sample class libraries that provide encapsulated functionality you can add to your applications.

• Visual FoxPro Foundation Classes A-Z
  Describes Visual FoxPro Foundation classes you can use for rapid application development.

• Reference (Visual FoxPro)
  Includes Visual FoxPro general, programming language, user interface, and error message reference topics.

Related Sections

• Sample Class Libraries
  Contains sample class libraries that provide encapsulated functionality you can add to your applications.

• Visual FoxPro Foundation Classes A-Z
  Describes Visual FoxPro Foundation classes you can use for rapid application development.

• Reference (Visual FoxPro)
  Includes Visual FoxPro general, programming language, user interface, and error message reference topics.