Using the ShellUIHelper Object. The code below demonstrates how this can be done in a standard Visu

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Category: Internet/HTML
Compatability: Visual Basic 5.0
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Originally Published: Sun 21^st February 1999
Date Added: Mon 8^th February 2021
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Using the ShellUIHelper Object. The code below demonstrates how this can be done in a standard Visual Basic application.

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'Taken from Microsoft Knowledgebase Article ID: Q175504 

   Private Sub Form_Load()
       Dim ShlHlpr As ShellUIHelper

       Set ShlHlpr = New ShellUIHelper

       If ShlHlpr.IsSubscribed("http://test.microsoft.com/tst.cdf") Then
           MsgBox "You're Subscribed!"
       Else
           MsgBox "You're not Subscribed!"
       End If
   End Sub

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