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This is not just a standard DirectoryTree control. It is enhanced over the various submissions here in several ways - firstly, it doesn't use the Dir$() command, or the FSO for two reasons: 1) speed, and 2) filesize (The FSO adds a huge dependancy). Instead, it uses API wherever possible. Secondly, it doesn't use dummy nodes to simulate children, but instead it popuplates each node fully, then uses the scarcely documented ApiSHChangeNotifyRegister API to register for shell change events (When a folder created, renamed, moved, or removed). This produces a control that is well integrated with Explorer. Lastly, it has a right click menu to allow controls over the directories - renaming, creation and deletion. Any action you perform on the control will be performed on the local disk! If you rename your desktop, it will really be renamed! (So don't do it.. :D) It's been tested on several Windows systems, but if you find any bugs, I'd love to know about them. If you like it, vote. Thanks :)

The purpose of this text is to attempt to answer the incessant queries on coloring text in RichTextBoxes. There is no magic command to do so, unless of course you have purchased a third party control from somewhere or other. There are plenty around, and some are cheap, some are not... Please read the article, download and enjoy the code. I'd appreciate a little feedback, and maybe a vote? Just so I know which bits are good, which aren't, and which i've left out. Thanks =) Update [15/10/02]: Fixed first line bug - thanks Rob =)

Tired of your favourite VB program crashing because of General Protection Faults? Bad subclassing code? Well... if any unhandled exceptions occur, your program will be able to cope, and even continue running. Please leave a line or two to let me know if this has been useful. Thanks. 10/12/02 - Updated: Now the module top level exception handler will raise the error via Err.Raise to allow VB to handle the error using On Error statements. GPFs can now be caught, just the same as any other error :) Thanks to those below who suggested this. Also, I added some more constants, to allow deriving of more information from the EXCEPTION_RECORD structure. This means more info for your user, which is always good.

The purpose of this text is to attempt to answer the incessant queries on coloring text in RichTextBoxes. There is no magic command to do so, unless of course you have purchased a third party control from somewhere or other. There are plenty around, and some are cheap, some are not... Please read the article, download and enjoy the code. I'd appreciate a little feedback, and maybe a vote? Just so I know which bits are good, which aren't, and which i've left out. Thanks =) Update [15/10/02]: Fixed first line bug - thanks Rob =)

This is not just a standard DirectoryTree control. It is enhanced over the various submissions here in several ways - firstly, it doesn't use the Dir$() command, or the FSO for two reasons: 1) speed, and 2) filesize (The FSO adds a huge dependancy). Instead, it uses API wherever possible. Secondly, it doesn't use dummy nodes to simulate children, but instead it popuplates each node fully, then uses the scarcely documented ApiSHChangeNotifyRegister API to register for shell change events (When a folder created, renamed, moved, or removed). This produces a control that is well integrated with Explorer. Lastly, it has a right click menu to allow controls over the directories - renaming, creation and deletion. Any action you perform on the control will be performed on the local disk! If you rename your desktop, it will really be renamed! (So don't do it.. :D) It's been tested on several Windows systems, but if you find any bugs, I'd love to know about them. If you like it, vote. Thanks :)

Tired of your favourite VB program crashing because of General Protection Faults? Bad subclassing code? Well... if any unhandled exceptions occur, your program will be able to cope, and even continue running. Please leave a line or two to let me know if this has been useful. Thanks. 10/12/02 - Updated: Now the module top level exception handler will raise the error via Err.Raise to allow VB to handle the error using On Error statements. GPFs can now be caught, just the same as any other error :) Thanks to those below who suggested this. Also, I added some more constants, to allow deriving of more information from the EXCEPTION_RECORD structure. This means more info for your user, which is always good.

This is not just a standard DirectoryTree control. It is enhanced over the various submissions here in several ways - firstly, it doesn't use the Dir$() command, or the FSO for two reasons: 1) speed, and 2) filesize (The FSO adds a huge dependancy). Instead, it uses API wherever possible. Secondly, it doesn't use dummy nodes to simulate children, but instead it popuplates each node fully, then uses the scarcely documented ApiSHChangeNotifyRegister API to register for shell change events (When a folder created, renamed, moved, or removed). This produces a control that is well integrated with Explorer. Lastly, it has a right click menu to allow controls over the directories - renaming, creation and deletion. Any action you perform on the control will be performed on the local disk! If you rename your desktop, it will really be renamed! (So don't do it.. :D) It's been tested on several Windows systems, but if you find any bugs, I'd love to know about them. If you like it, vote. Thanks :)

The purpose of this text is to attempt to answer the incessant queries on coloring text in RichTextBoxes. There is no magic command to do so, unless of course you have purchased a third party control from somewhere or other. There are plenty around, and some are cheap, some are not... Please read the article, download and enjoy the code. I'd appreciate a little feedback, and maybe a vote? Just so I know which bits are good, which aren't, and which i've left out. Thanks =) Update [15/10/02]: Fixed first line bug - thanks Rob =)

Tired of your favourite VB program crashing because of General Protection Faults? Bad subclassing code? Well... if any unhandled exceptions occur, your program will be able to cope, and even continue running. Please leave a line or two to let me know if this has been useful. Thanks. 10/12/02 - Updated: Now the module top level exception handler will raise the error via Err.Raise to allow VB to handle the error using On Error statements. GPFs can now be caught, just the same as any other error :) Thanks to those below who suggested this. Also, I added some more constants, to allow deriving of more information from the EXCEPTION_RECORD structure. This means more info for your user, which is always good.

This is not just a standard DirectoryTree control. It is enhanced over the various submissions here in several ways - firstly, it doesn't use the Dir$() command, or the FSO for two reasons: 1) speed, and 2) filesize (The FSO adds a huge dependancy). Instead, it uses API wherever possible. Secondly, it doesn't use dummy nodes to simulate children, but instead it popuplates each node fully, then uses the scarcely documented ApiSHChangeNotifyRegister API to register for shell change events (When a folder created, renamed, moved, or removed). This produces a control that is well integrated with Explorer. Lastly, it has a right click menu to allow controls over the directories - renaming, creation and deletion. Any action you perform on the control will be performed on the local disk! If you rename your desktop, it will really be renamed! (So don't do it.. :D) It's been tested on several Windows systems, but if you find any bugs, I'd love to know about them. If you like it, vote. Thanks :)

The purpose of this text is to attempt to answer the incessant queries on coloring text in RichTextBoxes. There is no magic command to do so, unless of course you have purchased a third party control from somewhere or other. There are plenty around, and some are cheap, some are not... Please read the article, download and enjoy the code. I'd appreciate a little feedback, and maybe a vote? Just so I know which bits are good, which aren't, and which i've left out. Thanks =) Update [15/10/02]: Fixed first line bug - thanks Rob =)

Tired of your favourite VB program crashing because of General Protection Faults? Bad subclassing code? Well... if any unhandled exceptions occur, your program will be able to cope, and even continue running. Please leave a line or two to let me know if this has been useful. Thanks. 10/12/02 - Updated: Now the module top level exception handler will raise the error via Err.Raise to allow VB to handle the error using On Error statements. GPFs can now be caught, just the same as any other error :) Thanks to those below who suggested this. Also, I added some more constants, to allow deriving of more information from the EXCEPTION_RECORD structure. This means more info for your user, which is always good.

This is not just a standard DirectoryTree control. It is enhanced over the various submissions here in several ways - firstly, it doesn't use the Dir$() command, or the FSO for two reasons: 1) speed, and 2) filesize (The FSO adds a huge dependancy). Instead, it uses API wherever possible. Secondly, it doesn't use dummy nodes to simulate children, but instead it popuplates each node fully, then uses the scarcely documented ApiSHChangeNotifyRegister API to register for shell change events (When a folder created, renamed, moved, or removed). This produces a control that is well integrated with Explorer. Lastly, it has a right click menu to allow controls over the directories - renaming, creation and deletion. Any action you perform on the control will be performed on the local disk! If you rename your desktop, it will really be renamed! (So don't do it.. :D) It's been tested on several Windows systems, but if you find any bugs, I'd love to know about them. If you like it, vote. Thanks :)

The purpose of this text is to attempt to answer the incessant queries on coloring text in RichTextBoxes. There is no magic command to do so, unless of course you have purchased a third party control from somewhere or other. There are plenty around, and some are cheap, some are not... Please read the article, download and enjoy the code. I'd appreciate a little feedback, and maybe a vote? Just so I know which bits are good, which aren't, and which i've left out. Thanks =) Update [15/10/02]: Fixed first line bug - thanks Rob =)

Tired of your favourite VB program crashing because of General Protection Faults? Bad subclassing code? Well... if any unhandled exceptions occur, your program will be able to cope, and even continue running. Please leave a line or two to let me know if this has been useful. Thanks. 10/12/02 - Updated: Now the module top level exception handler will raise the error via Err.Raise to allow VB to handle the error using On Error statements. GPFs can now be caught, just the same as any other error :) Thanks to those below who suggested this. Also, I added some more constants, to allow deriving of more information from the EXCEPTION_RECORD structure. This means more info for your user, which is always good.

This is not just a standard DirectoryTree control. It is enhanced over the various submissions here in several ways - firstly, it doesn't use the Dir$() command, or the FSO for two reasons: 1) speed, and 2) filesize (The FSO adds a huge dependancy). Instead, it uses API wherever possible. Secondly, it doesn't use dummy nodes to simulate children, but instead it popuplates each node fully, then uses the scarcely documented ApiSHChangeNotifyRegister API to register for shell change events (When a folder created, renamed, moved, or removed). This produces a control that is well integrated with Explorer. Lastly, it has a right click menu to allow controls over the directories - renaming, creation and deletion. Any action you perform on the control will be performed on the local disk! If you rename your desktop, it will really be renamed! (So don't do it.. :D) It's been tested on several Windows systems, but if you find any bugs, I'd love to know about them. If you like it, vote. Thanks :)

The purpose of this text is to attempt to answer the incessant queries on coloring text in RichTextBoxes. There is no magic command to do so, unless of course you have purchased a third party control from somewhere or other. There are plenty around, and some are cheap, some are not... Please read the article, download and enjoy the code. I'd appreciate a little feedback, and maybe a vote? Just so I know which bits are good, which aren't, and which i've left out. Thanks =) Update [15/10/02]: Fixed first line bug - thanks Rob =)

Tired of your favourite VB program crashing because of General Protection Faults? Bad subclassing code? Well... if any unhandled exceptions occur, your program will be able to cope, and even continue running. Please leave a line or two to let me know if this has been useful. Thanks. 10/12/02 - Updated: Now the module top level exception handler will raise the error via Err.Raise to allow VB to handle the error using On Error statements. GPFs can now be caught, just the same as any other error :) Thanks to those below who suggested this. Also, I added some more constants, to allow deriving of more information from the EXCEPTION_RECORD structure. This means more info for your user, which is always good.

The purpose of this text is to attempt to answer the incessant queries on coloring text in RichTextBoxes. There is no magic command to do so, unless of course you have purchased a third party control from somewhere or other. There are plenty around, and some are cheap, some are not... Please read the article, download and enjoy the code. I'd appreciate a little feedback, and maybe a vote? Just so I know which bits are good, which aren't, and which i've left out. Thanks =) Update [15/10/02]: Fixed first line bug - thanks Rob =)

This is not just a standard DirectoryTree control. It is enhanced over the various submissions here in several ways - firstly, it doesn't use the Dir$() command, or the FSO for two reasons: 1) speed, and 2) filesize (The FSO adds a huge dependancy). Instead, it uses API wherever possible. Secondly, it doesn't use dummy nodes to simulate children, but instead it popuplates each node fully, then uses the scarcely documented ApiSHChangeNotifyRegister API to register for shell change events (When a folder created, renamed, moved, or removed). This produces a control that is well integrated with Explorer. Lastly, it has a right click menu to allow controls over the directories - renaming, creation and deletion. Any action you perform on the control will be performed on the local disk! If you rename your desktop, it will really be renamed! (So don't do it.. :D) It's been tested on several Windows systems, but if you find any bugs, I'd love to know about them. If you like it, vote. Thanks :)