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    The document describes using an ActiveX control to create message boxes and perform file operations. It defines enumerations for message box icons and buttons. The mymes function displays a message box using the ActiveX control and returns the result. The ActiveX control exposes functions to open, save, copy, delete and clear files. A standard executable uses the ActiveX control to display message boxes with different options and perform file operations like save, open, delete on button clicks.

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    The document describes using an ActiveX control to create message boxes and perform file operations. It defines enumerations for message box icons and buttons. The mymes function displays a message box using the ActiveX control and returns the result. The ActiveX control exposes functions to open, save, copy, delete and clear files. A standard executable uses the ActiveX control to display message boxes with different options and perform file operations like save, open, delete on button clicks.

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    The document describes using an ActiveX control to create message boxes and perform file operations. It defines enumerations for message box icons and buttons. The mymes function displays a message box using the ActiveX control and returns the result. The ActiveX control exposes functions to open, save, copy, delete and clear files. A standard executable uses the ActiveX control to display message boxes with different options and perform file operations like save, open, delete on button clicks.

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    Message Box Using Dcom

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    The document describes using an ActiveX control to create message boxes and perform file operations. It defines enumerations for message box icons and buttons. The mymes function displays a message box using the ActiveX control and returns the result. The ActiveX control exposes functions to open, save, copy, delete and clear files. A standard executable uses the ActiveX control to display message boxes with different options and perform file operations like save, open, delete on button clicks.

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    MESSAGE BOX USING DCOM

    ACTIVE X
    Public Enum micon

    mquestion = 0

    mcancel = 1

    minformation = 2

    mexclamation = 3

    End Enum

    Public Enum mbutton

    mok = 0

    mcan = 1

    mretry = 2

    mignore = 3

    End Enum

    Public Enum mresult

    rok = 0

    rcancel = 1

    rretry = 2

    rignore = 3

    End Enum

    Public Function mymes(tit As String, mes As String, ico As micon, but As


    mbutton) As String

    n = Form1.showmes(tit, mes, ico, but)

    Select Case n

    Case rok:

    mymes = "Ok"

    Case rcancel:
    mymes = "Cancel"

    Case rretry:

    mymes = "Retry"

    Case rignore:

    mymes = "Ignore"

    End Select

    End Function

    FORM:
    Dim re As mresult

    Public Function showmes(tit As String, mes As String, ico As micon, but As


    mbutton) As mresult

    Form1.Caption = tit

    Label1.Caption = mes

    Picture1(ico).Visible = True

    Select Case but

    Case mok:

    Command1(0).Visible = True

    Case mcan:

    Command1(0).Visible = True

    Command1(1).Visible = True

    Case mretry:

    Command1(0).Visible = True

    Command1(1).Visible = True

    Command1(2).Visible = True

    Case mignore:

    Command1(0).Visible = True

    Command1(1).Visible = True

    Command1(2).Visible = True
    Command1(3).Visible = True

    End Select

    Form1.Show vbModal

    showmes = re

    End Function

    Private Sub Command1_Click(Index As Integer)

    re = Index

    Unload Me

    End Sub

    STANDARD EXE:
    re = u1.mymes(Text1.Text, Text2.Text, Combo1.ListIndex, Combo2.ListIndex)

    MsgBox "you have clicked" & re


    ACTIVEX CONTROL FOR FILE OPERATION:

    ACTIVE X CONTROL:
    Dim dname As Variant

    Public Function openf() As Variant

    cmd.ShowOpen

    rt.FileName = cmd.FileName

    End Function

    Public Function clearf() As Variant

    rt.Text = ""

    End Function
    Public Function savef() As Variant

    cmd.ShowSave

    rt.SaveFile cmd.FileName

    End Function

    Public Function copyf() As Variant

    cmd.ShowOpen

    rt.FileName = cmd.FileName

    dname = InputBox("Enter the destination file")

    FileCopy cmd.FileName, dname

    End Function

    Public Function deletef() As Variant

    dname = InputBox("Enter the file to delete")

    Kill dname

    End Function
    STANDARD EXE:
    Dim a As Variant

    Private Sub Command1_Click()

    a = u1.savef

    End Sub

    Private Sub Command2_Click()

    a = u1.openf

    End Sub

    Private Sub Command3_Click()


    u1.deletef

    MsgBox "file deleted"

    End Sub

    Private Sub Command4_Click()

    a = u1.clearf

    End Sub

    Private Sub Command5_Click()

    u1.copyf

    MsgBox "file copied"

    End Sub
    OUTPUT:

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