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How to use Windows Explorere's Thmbnails and/or Filmstrip "app"Windows Explorer in XP has some handy image browsing features that I'd
like to incorporate into my own app. I'm referring to the "View" menu option that let's you selecte between Filmstrip, Thumbnail, List, and Details, among other modes. I'd guess that the Filmstrip and Thumbnail mode is actually a app of sorts that is loaded via the shell whenever a user selects Filmstrip and/or Thumbnail mode. Or maybe I'm wrong baout that.... Anyway, can anyone tell me how to use that in a vb.net app? Sounds like you need to have read through:
http://www.code101.com/Code101/DisplayArticle.aspx?cid=2 Good luck Show quoteHide quote "Jerry H." <boilersr***@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1120182580.323618.220960@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > Windows Explorer in XP has some handy image browsing features that I'd > like to incorporate into my own app. I'm referring to the "View" menu > option that let's you selecte between Filmstrip, Thumbnail, List, and > Details, among other modes. > > I'd guess that the Filmstrip and Thumbnail mode is actually a app of > sorts that is loaded via the shell whenever a user selects Filmstrip > and/or Thumbnail mode. Or maybe I'm wrong baout that.... > > Anyway, can anyone tell me how to use that in a vb.net app? >
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