AAVBSORT.DLL provides a group of simple to use subroutines to sort
     Visual Basic arrays. Since the subroutines are written in C++, they
     are much faster than the same sort done in Visual Basic. Included  are
     two types of sort routines: SortAry which sorts the array elements
     themselves and SortIdx which sorts arrays via an index. Array elements
     can be: Integer, Long, Single, Double, Currency, String, or Fixed
     String. In the registered version, arrays elements can be of User
     defined types.

     To use a sort routine in AAVBSORT.DLL, first make sure the DLL can be
     found on the DOS path or is in the Windows or System directory. All
     the routines are as easy to use as the following example.

        'Make sure the file AAVBSORT.DLL is in your DOS Path
        'Put the line below in the declaration section of a form
        Declare Sub SortAryDouble Lib "AAVBSORT.DLL" ( a() As Double )

        ' Put the following in the startup for a form
        Dim d(30) as Double
        Dim i as Integer
        For i=0 to 30
             d(i)= rnd
        Next i

        ' Sort the array it-self
        SortAryDouble d()

        ' Display the results on the form
        For i=0 to 30
             me.print d(i)
        Next i


     AAVBSORT.DLL is distributed as Shareware. Try before you buy. If you
     continue using it, you are expected to register. See AAVBSORT.HLP for
     information on the benefits of registering. See ORDER.TXT for
     information on how to register.

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