This program shows you the different things the
CONTAINR.VBX can do for you.

1. The four elephants walking in the bottom of the
   screen consist of four bitmaps that are stored
   are bitmaps in the VBX.
2. The caption of this screen and the text in the 
   messagebox when you try to close this window
   are stored as strings inside the VBX.
3. The cursor that you see when you move the mouse
   over this text is also stored inside the VBX.
4. The icon (when you minimize this windows) is
   also part of the VBX.
5. Finally, the text you're reading now is stored
   in it's entirety in the VBX.

So, what's the advantage? Easy, the only thing you 
have to do when you distribute this program is
create an executable and distribute the DEMO.VBX
with it. You don't have to distribute the separate
bitmaps, cursors, icons and textfiles, since they're
already in the VBX. This wil make your program look
more professional and it makes your setup program
also a lot easier. Besides, putting all the bitmaps,
cursors, icons etc. into one file makes it harder on
users to modify or misplace them. And if they misplace 
the VBX, just reinstall it and the entire program works
again.
And, if you want to make an international version of your
program, the only thing you have to do is translate the
strings in the VBX in another language (provided that you
don't hardcode strings into your application).

One final hint: since this VBX is of no use to other programs
you should store it in the same directory as your program.

Have fun!!!!