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 - DEMONSTRATION VBXpress
2.0 - VBXpress CONTROL TYPES
3.0 - YOUR FREE CONTROL - MENUCLK.VBX

1.0 DEMONSTRATION VBXpress
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	VBXpress requires VBRUN300.DLL to execute. This standard library 
	is available from most on-line bulletin boards.
	 
	VBXpress must be loaded into a sub-directory, and cannot be 
	installed to a drive's root directory.
   
	VBXpress makes genuine level 1 VBX controls. This demonstation 
	version creates controls which will execute in any compatible 
	development environment as design-time only controls and will
	display the ABOUT message when loading. In all other ways, 
	these VBX controls are exactly as created by the release version
	of VBXpress. 

	
2.0 - 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.


3.0 YOUR FREE CONTROL - MENUCLK.VBX
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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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