SAMPLE: Shell DDE Using DDEMLLast reviewed: February 15, 1996Article ID: Q99807 |
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SUMMARYThe Windows Program Manager supports a dynamic data exchange (DDE) command- string interface that allows other applications to create, display, delete, and reload groups; add, replace, and delete items from groups; and to close Program Manager. PMDDEML is a file in the Microsoft Software library that demonstrates how to use this Program Manager DDE command-string interface using the Dynamic Data Exchange Management Library (DDEML) introduced in Microsoft Windows version 3.1. Download PMDDEML.EXE, a self-extracting file, from the Microsoft Software Library (MSL) on the following services:
MORE INFORMATIONPMDDEML demonstrates only a small subset of the command-strings supported by Program Manager. The commands demonstrated by PMDDEML include:
CreateGroup ShowGroup (both minimize and restore) DeleteGroupThe other command-strings supported by Program Manager can be easily implemented in a manner similar to those commands demonstrated by PMDDEML. The DDEML functions demonstrated by PMDDEML include:
DdeInitialize DdeUninitialize DdeConnect DdeDisconnect DdeCreateStringHandle DdeFreeStringHandle DdeClientTransactionTo use PMDDEML, run it and select the Shell Commands menu. Choose the Create "Sample Group" menu item. This will create a new program group (if one does not already exist) in Program Manager. Once the sample group is created, the group can be minimized, restored, or deleted by selecting the appropriate menu item in PMDDEML.
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Additional reference words: 3.10 softlib PMDDEML.EXE
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