), DDE support, "floating" command support, nested commands, auto-hide, and full scriptability.Was also known as "Joe's Really Spiffy Tcl/Tk Toolbar". It is now known as LiquidToolbar.
RS Was surprised to hear that the above widgetry was all implemented in Visual Basic...Joe Mistachkin Actually, it uses Visual Basic for the front-end, [Visual C++] for TclBridge, and Tcl/Tk scripts to automate it. The COM plugins/hooks can be written in any COM component producing language.

