ReadMe for Explorer sample: --------------------------- Description: The exporer sample is used to explore NetWare volumes. It exposes a user interface very similar to the Windows explorer. The sample can be used for browsing through the NetWare volumes and directories and performing all operations that you can do with Windows explorer on NetWare files and directories. The sample basically demonstrates the ease with which you can develop a Windows explorer kind of application using Novell Controls for ActiveX and other Windows ActiveX controls. The sample also provides a functionality that is not available in Windows explorer. You can list the deleted NetWare files along with the other files, and perform operations on them like Purge, Salvage, etc. For this you have to choose View->Options and check the 'Show deleted files' checkbox. Main functionalities: You can 1. Browse NetWare volumes, map a volume to a drive, disconnect a drive etc. 2. Cut, copy, paste, delete and rename the NetWare files and directories. 3. View the deleted files and perform operations on them like purge, salvage, etc. 4. View the properties of deleted files like deleter name, deleted date and time. 5. Create new files and folders. 6. See List and Detailed view of files and folders. 7. View the properties of files and folders like Owner name, created date and time, modified date and time, attributes like ReadOnly, Hidden, RenameInhibit, etc. Controls Used: NWDir.ocx - Novell Directory Control 2.0 NWVolAdm.ocx - Novell Volume Administration Control 1.5 NWSess.ocx - Novell Session Control 1.2 NWBrowse.ocx - Novell Browser Control 1.0 All the above Controls need to be registered on your machine. These Controls can be downloaded from http://developer.novell.com/ndk Dependencies: The sample is developed using VB6.0. It also uses the following Windows Common Controls: COMCTL32.ocx(5.0) and MSCOMCTL.ocx(6.0). These Controls need to be registered on your machine.Download Driver Pack
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