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Thank You very much ... This is much more than I expected :) ... Let's say 
the Borland way :-)

 http://bcbjournal.com sounds like a great site!!! Unluckily it's not a free 
one ... I know its fee is very cheap, but for a student who does not earn a 
cent from what he develops, cheap is a tricky word :(

Thank You anyway to let me know it too!!!

Best Regards,
Stefano B.

"Damon Chandler (TeamB)" <editor@_REMOVE_THIS_SPAM_GUARD_bcbjournal.com> ha 
scritto nel messaggio news:42ea4ca4@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Hi Stefano,
>   I covered OLE-based drag sources in the December 2002 issue of the 
> C++Builder Developer's Journal.  You can access the article (in 
> particular, see Figure A) and source code here...
>
> http://bcbjournal.com/free_issue/December02-01.htm
> http://bcbjournal.com/free_issue/December02Code.zip
>
> The code comes with two components, TBasicDropSource and TBasicDataObject, 
> which are VCL-based descendants of IDropSource and IDataObject; there's 
> also an example BCB project.
>
> HTH,
> --
> Damon (TeamB)
>
> C++Builder Developer's Journal
>  http://bcbjournal.com
> BCB Commonly Asked Questions
>  http://bcbjournal.com/bcbcaq
>
>
> Stefano Bonifazi wrote:
>> I guess COleDropSource is the Microsoft implemented class for IDropSource 
>> and IDataObjetc ... Why did not we have something like that with BCB? 
>> Where may I see how to implement that my own?