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        <title>Updates</title>
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        <dc:date>2005-01-22</dc:date>
        <description>Hello!

A couple of little things added to the site, 2 example workbooks. The first are some uninspired examples of providing 'inline help', the next is a workbook which displays captionless windows – a modification using Steven Bullen’s and Tim Clem’s form fun class – I guess you could add Colo’s transparent class as well! One other thing. If you have not see it already you might be interested in checking out my Excel blog, the Atom feed is :                                      
http://methodsinexcel.blogspot.com/atom.xml     the url is: http://methodsinexcel.blogspot.com 

cheers
Ross
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        <description>Wow, some new content!!! A userform on/in which we can play video, via the MCI API. The easy way to play video is using the Media Player active -x control, but that offers no real control over the vedio. This example is simple, but there is a VCR class with which you can do quite a bit (the class is adapted from Steve Browns in VB developers Guide to the Win32 API). Not all the MCI methods are in the class, but they can be found here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/multimed/htm/_win32_mci_command_strings.asp    My tip is you working with them it to make sure the strings (most people use string with the MCI) and spaces(!) are formatted just right!)  </description>
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/multimed/htm/_win32_mci_command_strings.asp


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        <description>Please skip the first bit! it’s there for completeness. This article talks about some of the ways to use 	indirect to work with sheets within and outside of a workbook. For example if you have sheets called “Jan”, “Feb” 	“Mar” etc. and you wish to display the results on a summary page, one month at a time. Also shows how to use XLM to 	get data from the next and previous sheets, and some UDF to do the same. </description>
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