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Strange problem in toolbar

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bhattacharjeesoft@gmail.com - 12 Jul 2007 07:37 GMT
Hi
I have created an IE Toolbar using ATL,COM and WTL.But a strange
thing I am getting here.After opening an IE with the toolbar visible
if I lock the system for some time then after unlocking it I am
getting the buttons at not desired state.means suppose,I am having a
homepage button,a search box,a search button,a settings button and an
option button in the toolbar serially from left,then after unlocking
the system I am not getting the search button and settings button and
also the option button is coming from its middle.why it is behaving so?
Does anybody have any idea?
Rob ^_^ - 12 Jul 2007 20:52 GMT
Hi hatta,

You may do better at the IE7 extensions development forum

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowForum.aspx?ForumID=924&SiteID=1

My tip is to use the Spy++ utility and look at the messages that are being
sent to your toolbar or the rebar when the setting to lock the toolbar is
changed. look for WM_SETTINGCHANGE and also test on IE6 and IE7, you will
find that they are different.

Regards.
> Hi
> I have created an IE Toolbar using ATL,COM and WTL.But a strange
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> also the option button is coming from its middle.why it is behaving so?
> Does anybody have any idea?
 
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