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Trayico.ocx
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From
14/05/1998 10:25:43
Ryan Hirschey
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
New York City, New York, United States
 
 
To
14/05/1998 09:39:13
Cristian Tenea
Aquila Part Prod Com
Ploiesti, Romania
General information
Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Classes - VCX
Title:
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00099396
Message ID:
00099412
Views:
17
>I found trayico.ocx control in www.activex.com and try to use it but i have experianced problems: icons apears on tray but when i move mouse over it disapear and must isue hideicon() and showicon(). Even so it disapear again when i put mouse over icon. What happens?
>
>Thanks.


The problem might be in the event processing (VFP vs. the activeX control) and where you have placed your code. In VFP, the olecontainer control (which acts as a container for ActiveX controls) has its own set of properties and methods. Some of these may be the same names as methods and properties in the ActiveX control. If the ActiveX control isn't behaving properly, look at the following from VFP's help. You might need to use the object property:

Object Property

Provides access to the OLE server properties and methods for an OLE object. Not available at design time. Depending on the OLE server, the properties for the OLE object may be read-only or read-write at run time.

Syntax

OLEObject.Object[.Property] [= eValue]
– Or –
OLEObject.Object[.Method]

Settings

Property Specifies a property the OLE server supports for the OLE object.

eValue Specifies a value for a property the OLE server supports for the OLE object.

Method Specifies a method the OLE server supports for the OLE object

Remarks

For information about the properties and methods supported by the OLE server, see the documentation for the OLE enabled application that created the object. For example, if the OLE object is a Microsoft Excel worksheet, see the Excel documentation for the properties and methods supported by Excel (an OLE enabled application).
Ryan Hirschey
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