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* Grigri's Tool Band
* 2002
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* UPDATE: Fixed the browse/window bug
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* UPDATE: Now distinguishes between Explorer and IE
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Creates a tool band for use in Internet Explorer. When loaded, 
the toolbar contains an HTML page, rather like the well-known 
"HTML-in-taskbar" trick, except it's on the Internet Explorer 
toolbar, not on the windows taskbar.

Installation
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Double-click "Install.bat". Open an IE window. 
If the toolband is not visible, right-click on any toolbar and 
check the "Grigri's Tool Band" item. It will probably display 
itself nowhere near where you want it, so move it around.

Uninstallation
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Go to Control Panel / Add & Remove Programs.
Select "Grigri's Tool Band" from the list, confirm uninstall if 
necessary.

Configuration
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To change the URL of the tool band, open up the "SetBandURL.reg" 
file in Notepad, change the path to the path of the file you want 
to use. Save and exit notepad. Double-click the .reg file.

note: URL Changes will not take effect immediately. Close and re-open 
any IE windows to see the changes.

About the HTML file to use
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See the "IE ToolBand.html" and "Explorer ToolBand.html" files code for an example. This is the default.

* Setting target to "main" in a link loads the link in the main window.
* Prefix URLs with the pseudo-protocol "launch:" to launch programs

UPDATED!!!
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Fixed the problems with it opening a new window. It works properly now, in 
both IE and Explorer.
In order for this to work, a dummy frame (an <IFRAME> is easiest) called 'main'
must be created in the toolband html page - see the example. If this frame doesn't 
exist, IE won't map the calls so the dll can't intercept them and send them to the 
browser. It sounds wierd, it is wierd, but it works!

Have fun!!