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Controlling realpalyer within vba
Hi
How do anybody know how to do this? Is it possible? I want to create a toolbar with the basic buttons of Play/Pause/Next etc. There's an realplayer Activex control library, which I've referenced, but I've no idea how to link to it. I've seen something like this: Set xx = CreateObject("RealPlayer.RealPlayer(tm) ActiveX Control (32-bit).1") But It doesn't work. What am i doing doing wrong? Thanks for your help. Dave F. |
Controlling realpalyer within vba
Dave,
If you have set a reference to the library, then Intellisense will help you. After you type the "s" in Dim xx as you will get a list of possible choice. Select the RealPlayer option, whatever it is called. NickHK "Dave F." wrote in message ... Hi How do anybody know how to do this? Is it possible? I want to create a toolbar with the basic buttons of Play/Pause/Next etc. There's an realplayer Activex control library, which I've referenced, but I've no idea how to link to it. I've seen something like this: Set xx = CreateObject("RealPlayer.RealPlayer(tm) ActiveX Control (32-bit).1") But It doesn't work. What am i doing doing wrong? Thanks for your help. Dave F. |
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