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      Alright folks, I'm asking this out of curiosity.

Oleg had once told me, that the famous IE alternative web browser known as "Maxthon" uses the codejock controls and whatnot. Although, it's not programmed in the language I use. (Which is visual basic 6, sp6.)

Judging from usage, I'm guessing that the other alternative "Avant Browser" is also using the codejock controls.

Now, my question is; I've noticed that both of these programs can create their own "Title bar". Now, I've been wanting to attempt to implement that into my browser, and I know it's possible with the commandbars, if using the office2007frame. So, I was just wondering if this is possible, without the office '07 style.

Thanks and reguards.   

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	Alright folks, I'm asking this out of curiosity. Oleg had once told me, that the famous IE alternative web browser known as "Maxthon" uses the codejock controls and whatnot. Although, it's not programmed in the language I use. (Which is visual basic 6, sp6.) Judging from usage, I'm guessing that the other alternative "Avant Browser" is also using the codejock controls. Now, my question is; I've noticed that both of these programs can create their own "Title bar". Now, I've been wanting to attempt to implement that into my browser, and I know it's possible with the commandbars, if using the office2007frame. So, I was just wondering if this is possible, without the office '07 style. Thanks and reguards.
	Product: Xtreme Suite Pro (Active-X), Version 15.3.1 Platform: Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 (64Bit) & Windows XP Mode SP3 (32Bit) Language: Visual Basic 6.0 SP6