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Hi,
I read through all the available information regarding creating of a toolbar in new windows. I found out that when creating a new inspector one should: handle newinspector event and advise for the activate event inside the inspectoractivate handler create the toolbar inside the close event destroy the toolbar Everything works fine. Each button is given a unique tag as Ken Slovak suggested and so only the correct button click handler gets called. So far so good. My question is: how to do the same for the new explorer window? The difference is that the exploreractivate event does not get called until i deactivate and then reactivate the window, which means that I am forced to create my GUI in inside the newexplorer event where all the objects are not guaranteed to be initialized. Any solutions? Thanks |
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