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Class Name |
Picture Example |
Notes |
|
AOL Frame25 |
N/A
|
The entire AOL window's class name is "AOL
Frame25". Most of the following windows in this
list are sub windows of the AOL window. |
|
_AOL_Modal |
|
The _AOL_Modal is a specific type of window
that shows up when AOL wants you to make a
decision before continuing on with what you are
doing. There are numerous examples of this: the
idle message(shown), the Mail and Chat Preferences
windows, and the "Your mail has been sent"
window. |
|
_AOL_Splash |
|
The only example I am aware of for _AOL_Splash
is the initiating screen when first loading
AOL. |
|
MDIClient |
N/A |
This window is the window in the back of AOL.
It is basically the window that starts below the
Keyword field and ends at the bottom of AOL. It's
default color is dark gray. |
|
AOL Toolbar
_AOL_Toolbar |
(Portion)
|
The AOL Toolbar holds all of the buttons at the
top of AOL. The toolbar contains the icons,
navigate buttons, keyword field, and misc.
buttons. |
|
AOL Child |
N/A |
Every window in AOL that has a minimize,
maximize, and a close button is an AOL
Child. |
|
RICHCNTL |
|
The RICHCNTL is any text box that you can type
in with the ability of showing colors. Some
examples are: the chat conversation box(shown),
the IM conversation box, and the "Message" area on
the "Write Mail" screen. |
|
_AOL_Edit |
|
The _AOL_Edit is also a box you can type in but
without the ability of showing colors. Some
examples are: the "To" field of the "Send an
Instant Message" window and the "Subject" area of
the "Write Mail" window. |
|
_AOL_Checkbox |
 ,
|
The _AOL_Checkbox is any check box or
option(ratio) button in AOL. You can see many
examples of these by looking at your AOL
preferences (My AOL | Preferences). |
|
_AOL_Icon |
 ,
|
An _AOL_Icon is any button in AOL. It will
usually have a 3D-Image effect, meaning that it
will have the appearance of moving down, when
clicking on it with your mouse. |
|
_AOL_Glyph |
|
The most famous of all _AOL_Glyph is the one
shown at the right which appears at the top right
hand corner of AOL. |
|
_AOL_Static |
|
Probably the most common window in AOL is the
_AOL_Static. _AOL_Static is characterized by
containing text, and not being able to edit that
text. |
|
_AOL_Image |
|
_AOL_Images contain pictures, sometimes moving,
sometimes not. Most banners are
_AOL_Images |
|
_AOL_Listbox |
|
_AOL_Listboxs either contains information that
the user must choose from while viewing the rest
of the items too or just displays information.
|
|
_AOL_Combobox |
|
_AOL_Comboboxes are like _AOL_Listboxs in that
you can choose from an item in a list. However
with combo boxes only the select item appears to
the user. |
|
_AOL_Gauge |
|
_AOL_Gauges show the progress of something.
Usually file transfers. |
|
_AOL_TabControl |
|
_AOL_TabControl is the set of tabs at the top
of a screen where you choose from one. |
|
_AOL_TabPage |
|
_AOL_TabPage is the enire window you view after
clicking an _AOL_TabControl. Keep in mind. The
_AOL_TabControl is the buttons at the top, the
_AOL_TabPage is window that contains everything
after clicking the _AOL_TabControl. |
|
Edit |
|
Edit is not really an AOL window but more of a
general window. The most common place in AOL is
the Keyword field. |
|
#32768 |
|
#32768 is the class name of message boxes and
menus |
|
_AOL_AVI |
|
When AVI files are played in AOL the window the
movie plays in is the _AOL_AVI. |
|
JGAOLSNP |
N/A |
An animated GIF. |
|
_AOL_Button |
|
Just a regular button. Usually in message boxes
and the like. |
|
_AOL_WWWView
Iwengx32_Container
Shell
Embedding
Shell DocObject View |
N/A |
These windows are all windows dealing with web
pages. _AOL_WWWView is the web window itself.
|
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_AOL_Connection_TCP
_AOL_PostQueue
_AOL_TimeKeeper
_AOL_APIDataWindow
_AOL_EXAPI
_AOL_TrashHeap
_AOL_MMI
|
N/A |
All of these windows are top level windows just
like AOL except _AOL_MMI. If you are using AOL
most these are all open now. I'm not sure on the
functions of all these are and I dont think they
pose much use.
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