		     VBXpress Version 2.00 Release Notes
			    DEMONSTRATION VERSION

Thank you for your interest in VBXpress!  Read this file before 
installation and if you experience any difficulties regarding VBXpress.

1.0 - INSTALLATION
2.0 - PROGRAM MANAGER GROUP
3.0 - VBXpress CONTROL TYPES
4.0 - YOUR FREE CONTROL - MENUCLK.VBX

1.0 INSTALLATION
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Some VBXpress files are compressed on the distribution diskette. To install
you should run the installation program SETUP.EXE.
	
   * Using Windows To Install VBXpress
	
	 Run Windows. Put the VBXpress distribution diskette into a
	 floppy drive. Then select the Run option from the program manager.
	 Run the program SETUP.EXE that is on the floppy disk. Follow the
	 prompts.

	 SETUP.EXE will NOT change WIN.INI, SYSTEM.INI, CONFIG.SYS,
	 AUTOEXEC.BAT or any other system file(s).

	 SETUP.EXE will NOT overwrite existing disk files (except other
	 VBXpress files). 

	 SETUP.EXE will copy VBRUN300.DLL to the \WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory 
	 if it is not already present there. Otherwise SETUP.EXE does not 
	 copy any files into the \WINDOWS or \WINDOWS\SYSTEM directories.

	 SETUP.EXE copies VBXpress files only into the directory you
	 indicate when running setup. However, you must name a target  
	 directory, VBXpress cannot be installed to a drive's root directory.
   
   
   * Using DOS To Install VBXpress
	
	 Put the VBXpress distribution diskette into a floppy drive. 
	 Use the (Windows NOT MS-DOS version of) EXPAND.EXE program 
	 with the -R option to expand the files ending with an underscore 
	 (e.g., ALIGN.VB_ ). 

	   syntax:     
	   
		EXPAND [-R] [compressed file name] 

	   examples:
		
		EXPAND -R ALIGN.VB_  expand file into same directory as 
				   compressed file.

		EXPAND -R ALIGN.VB_  C:\TEMP      expand file into TEMP 
						directory on drive C:

	 Note that you may expand files using wild cards as well. For example

		EXPAND *.*
		EXPAND *.VB_ C:\TEMP
	 

2.0 PROGRAM MANAGER GROUP
-------------------------
SETUP.EXE can build a program manager group after a full installation.
If you do not use Windows Program Manager as your main shell, do not
choose to have SETUP.EXE create the program group.
 

3.0 - VBXpress CONTROL TYPES
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The 'TypeOf' VB option in the IF syntax can be used to see if a control 
is of a certain variety. For example, the following determines if the 
control is a picturebox:

	If TypeOf myCtrl is PictureBox then ...

You can determine the control name for a VBXpress control (that is, the name 
entered in the VBX Control Name field of the 'Customize Control' tab dialog) 
as follows:

	If TypeOf MyCTRL1 Is VBXPTOOL Then 
	      ...

Where the VBX Control Name of the VBX is 'VBXPTOOL'.   Note that the actual 
VBX file name may be anything else.


4.0 YOUR FREE CONTROL - MENUCLK.VBX
-------------------------
MENUCLK.VBX has 2 events, MENU1_Click and MENU1_Done. 

The Syntax and Use are as follows:

	
	Sub MENU1_Click (item As Integer)

	End Sub

	MENU1_Click returns a unique integer number (item) that 
	represents the menu. Each menu returns a unique number. 
	These are not always in sequence, and will change when the 
	menu is added to or edited.



	Sub MENU1_Done ()

	End Sub

	MENU_Done is fired when the user collapses the menu all the 
	way down -- that is, when he is done using the menu and no menu 
	item us highlighted. It is useful to know when the user is 
	done using the menu system.

	The properties are self-explanatory. MENUCLK is invisible at 
	run time so users won't see it in their applications.


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