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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.

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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.

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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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