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Log Message:
- Moved the demo code for the new ActiveX controls into seperate files in the Demos-Folder
- Added two new tool's for exploring ActiveX controls
- Added some notes about the new COM and ActiveX support to the release notes.

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*** 30,34 ****
    <li>Ezra Boyce</li>
    <li>Dirk Busch</li>
!   <li>Thomas Dixon</li>
    <li>Bruno Gauthier</li>
    <li>George Hubert</li>
--- 30,34 ----
    <li>Ezra Boyce</li>
    <li>Dirk Busch</li>
!   <li>Thomas Dixon (COM and ActiveX support)</li>
    <li>Bruno Gauthier</li>
    <li>George Hubert</li>
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*** 37,41 ****
    <li>Andrew Stephenson</li>
    <li>Jos van de Ven</li>
!   <li>and some others...</li>
  </dir>
  <h2>Distributions</h2>
--- 37,41 ----
    <li>Andrew Stephenson</li>
    <li>Jos van de Ven</li>
!   <li>and others...</li>
  </dir>
  <h2>Distributions</h2>
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--- 74,81 ----
  <h2>System Changes</h2>
  <p>
+   <li>The File w32fHtmlDisplay.dll was removed because it was replaced whith
+       the new ActiveX support written by Thomas Dixon.
+   </li>
+ 
  </p>
  <h3>Documentation</h3>
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  </ul>
  
! <h2>New Classes</h2>
  <ul>
!   <li><a href="../src/lib/HTMLControl.F">browser control</a>
! 		This is a browser control that can be used for all kinds of things. 
! 		An example of a browser window is included in at the bottom of the file.
    </li>
  
--- 104,111 ----
  </ul>
  
! <h2>New Controls</h2>
  <ul>
!   <li><a href="../src/lib/HTMLControl.F">HTML browser control</a>
! 		This is a HTML browser control that can be used for all kinds of things. 
    </li>
  
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*** 110,122 ****
  		Embeds a adobe acrobat control into your window.  This control uses the
  		dispatch interface to talk to the control (because a real interface wasn't
! 		provided).  This requires that you  have a adobe reader installed. 
! 		Example also included at bottom of the file.
    </li>
  
    <li><a href="../src/lib/FlashControl.F">Shockwave Flash Control</a>
! 		Flash control that can play swf movies.  There are many more methods to
  		the calling interface that I did not include because I didn't know what
  		they did. Maybe someone who has more experience with flash could help
! 		develop it futher.  You do need the shockwave control installed.
    </li>
  
--- 113,124 ----
  		Embeds a adobe acrobat control into your window.  This control uses the
  		dispatch interface to talk to the control (because a real interface wasn't
! 		provided). This requires that you  have a adobe reader installed. 
    </li>
  
    <li><a href="../src/lib/FlashControl.F">Shockwave Flash Control</a>
! 		Flash control that can play swf movies. There are many more methods to
  		the calling interface that I did not include because I didn't know what
  		they did. Maybe someone who has more experience with flash could help
! 		develop it futher. You do need the shockwave control installed.
    </li>
  
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*** 150,162 ****
  		autosize: ax
  
- 		You may also give it html code, if it is proceeded by "MSHTML:"  Ex:
- 
- 		s" MSHTML:<HTML><BODY>Hello World!</BODY></HTML>" axcreate: ax
- 		autosize: ax
- 
  		Just having the control there is nice, but the REAL trick is to
  		communicate with it and exchange data back and forth.  The way that
! 		this is done is by  getting the control's interface and using it.  That is
! 		what was done in all the other activex controls posted.  
  		</pre><p>
    </li>
--- 152,159 ----
  		autosize: ax
  
  		Just having the control there is nice, but the REAL trick is to
  		communicate with it and exchange data back and forth.  The way that
! 		this is done is by  getting the control's interface and using it.
! 		That is what was done in all the other activex controls.  
  		</pre><p>
    </li>
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  <h2>New Demos</h2>
  <ul>
!   <li></li>
  </ul>
  
--- 162,175 ----
  <h2>New Demos</h2>
  <ul>
!   <li><a href="../demos/HtmlControlDemo.f">demos/HtmlControlDemo.f - Shows how to use the HTMLControl</a></li>
!   <li><a href="../demos/PdfControlDemo.f">demos/PdfControlDemo.f - Shows how to use the PDFControl</a></li>
!   <li><a href="../demos/FlashControlDemo.f">demos/FlashControlDemo.f - Shows how to use the FlashControl</a></li>
!   <li>demos\COM\*.f - Various demos for the new COM interface.</li>
! </ul>
! 
! <h2>New Tools</h2>
! <ul>
!   <li><a href="../src/tools/AxConList.f">src/tools/AxConList.f - Shows a list of all installed ActiveX controls</a></li>
!   <li><a href="../src/tools/AxConInfo.f">src/tools/AxConInfo.f - Shows informations about an ActiveX control</a></li>
  </ul>