The CtlHTML Control Library Features

CtlHTML Control Library

Subclasses the basic Windows controls (static text, read-only edit boxes, command buttons, check boxes, radio buttons, group boxes, and icons) by calling the CtlHTMLSubclassDialog function.
Supports the <HTML>, <H1>, <H2>, <H3>, <H4>, <P>, <BR>, <B>, <I>, <CODE>, <BIG>, and <SMALL> tags.
Supports the ALIGN and COLOR attributes.
Supports disabling all dialog box controls when the dialog box is inactive by calling the CtlHTMLDialogEnable function.
Has options to set the base font, to determine if disabled text should be 3-D or flat, and to determine if disabled graphics should be dithered.
Distributed as a dynamic link library (DLL).
Marketed as shareware. Requires registration to remove the registration dialog box.
Single programmer license: $99.

CtlHTML Control Library Pro

Subclasses the basic Windows controls (static text, read-only edit boxes, command buttons, check boxes, radio buttons, group boxes, and icons) by calling the CtlHTMLSubclassDialog function.
Supports the <HTML>, <H1>, <H2>, <H3>, <H4>, <P>, <BR>, <B>, <I>, <CODE>, <BIG>, and <SMALL> tags.
Supports the ALIGN, COLOR, SIZETOFIT, RESOURCE, FILE, BITMAP, and ICON attributes.
Supports partial owner draw.
Supports disabling all dialog box controls when the dialog box is inactive by calling the CtlHTMLDialogEnable function.
Has options to set the base font, to determine if disabled text should be 3-D or flat, and to determine if disabled graphics should be dithered.
Supports custom message boxes, detail boxes, and flash boxes, each of which supports HTML text, customizable command buttons, customizable icons, an optional automatic timeout, and an optional check box to allow the user to choose not to see the message box in the future.
Has options to center or right-justify message box buttons and set the message box help file.
Distributed as a dynamic link library (DLL), a static link library for MFC, and a static link library for non-MFC programs.
Single programmer license: $129.

The CtlHTML Control Library requires either Windows 95/98 or Windows NT 4.0 and can be used with programs developed using MFC or directly with the Windows API. Visual Basic programs are currently not supported. A web browser is not required.