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This code lets you create a plugin in a similar fashion as Adobe Photoshop or 3d Studio Max. Uses features of ActiveX that nobody seems to realize exist.

This code duplicates the functionality of VB6's split function.

This code lets you create a plugin in a similar fashion as Adobe Photoshop or 3d Studio Max. Uses features of ActiveX that nobody seems to realize exist.

This code duplicates the functionality of VB6's split function.

This code lets you create a plugin in a similar fashion as Adobe Photoshop or 3d Studio Max. Uses features of ActiveX that nobody seems to realize exist.

This code duplicates the functionality of VB6's split function.

This code lets you create a plugin in a similar fashion as Adobe Photoshop or 3d Studio Max. Uses features of ActiveX that nobody seems to realize exist.

This code duplicates the functionality of VB6's split function.

This code lets you create a plugin in a similar fashion as Adobe Photoshop or 3d Studio Max. Uses features of ActiveX that nobody seems to realize exist.

This code duplicates the functionality of VB6's split function.

This code lets you create a plugin in a similar fashion as Adobe Photoshop or 3d Studio Max. Uses features of ActiveX that nobody seems to realize exist.

This code duplicates the functionality of VB6's split function.

This code lets you create a plugin in a similar fashion as Adobe Photoshop or 3d Studio Max. Uses features of ActiveX that nobody seems to realize exist.

This code duplicates the functionality of VB6's split function.

This code lets you create a plugin in a similar fashion as Adobe Photoshop or 3d Studio Max. Uses features of ActiveX that nobody seems to realize exist.

This code duplicates the functionality of VB6's split function.

This code lets you create a plugin in a similar fashion as Adobe Photoshop or 3d Studio Max. Uses features of ActiveX that nobody seems to realize exist.

This code duplicates the functionality of VB6's split function.

This code lets you create a plugin in a similar fashion as Adobe Photoshop or 3d Studio Max. Uses features of ActiveX that nobody seems to realize exist.

This code duplicates the functionality of VB6's split function.