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ISpecifyPropertyPages (ocidl.h) |
Indicates that an object supports property pages. |
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com\ispecifypropertypages.htm |
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ISpecifyPropertyPages, ISpecifyPropertyPages interface [COM], ISpecifyPropertyPages interface [COM],described, _ctrl_ispecifypropertypages, com.ispecifypropertypages, ocidl/ISpecifyPropertyPages |
ocidl.h |
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Windows 2000 Professional [desktop apps only] |
Windows 2000 Server [desktop apps only] |
OCIdl.idl |
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Indicates that an object supports property pages. OLE property pages enable an object to display its properties in a tabbed dialog box known as a property sheet. An end user can then view and change the object's properties. An object can display its property pages independent of its client, or the client can manage the display of property pages from a number of contained objects in a single property sheet. Property pages also provide a means for notifying a client of changes in an object's properties.
The ISpecifyPropertyPages interface inherits from the IUnknown interface. ISpecifyPropertyPages also has these types of members:
A property page object manages a particular page within a property sheet. A property page implements at least IPropertyPage and can optionally implement IPropertyPage2 if selection of a specific property is supported.
An object specifies its support for property pages by implementing ISpecifyPropertyPages. Through this interface the caller can obtain a list of CLSIDs identifying the specific property pages that the object supports. If the object specifies a property page CLSID, the object must be able to receive property changes from the property page.