08-28-2004, 08:16 PM
This requires much programming. I don't have an example.
Simplest way to create edit box that accepts dropped text (but not files) - create control with class name "RichEdit" or "RichEdit20A".
I know three methods to accept dropped files. But now I don't have time to create examples or explain more. If you will look in MSDN library, search for following keywords: WS_EX_ACCEPTFILES, WM_DROPFILE, EN_DROPFILES (accept files in RichEdit control), IDropTarget (most powerful but difficult to implement with QM - better don't try).
Simplest way to create edit box that accepts dropped text (but not files) - create control with class name "RichEdit" or "RichEdit20A".
I know three methods to accept dropped files. But now I don't have time to create examples or explain more. If you will look in MSDN library, search for following keywords: WS_EX_ACCEPTFILES, WM_DROPFILE, EN_DROPFILES (accept files in RichEdit control), IDropTarget (most powerful but difficult to implement with QM - better don't try).