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These packages are Dolphin 5 packages.
In the instructions that follow, the "A Dolphin 5 Image" directory contains a fresh Dolphin 5 image. The name of this directory is not significant, it is the image directory; the "$" folder in the Package Browser.
Download the zip file to your image directory.
In the above screenshot, "A Dolphin 5 Image" is my image directory.
Expand the zip file in the image directory . This will create a "Dolphinharbor" directory, and a number of sub-directories. The "Shell" directory contains the packages.
Important: the "Dolphinharbor" directory must be a sub-directory of your image directory.
Start the image and open the Package Browser. Install the "DH ShellExplorer" package and the "DH Shell Data Transfer" package .
Three samples are included to demonstrate these packages.
Evaluate:
The Tests packages should run at 100%.
This package provides access to objects in the Windows Shell namespace and services supplied by the Shell API. ShellObject and its subclasses represent real (i.e., filesystem) directories and files, as well as virtual folders and files (e.g., My Computer and shortcuts). The primary service provided by the core package is navigation through the Shell namespace. (Additional services are provided by other Shell packages.)
This package adds the capability for data to be transferred via the OLE clipboard and through OLE drag and drop. This also allows for data transfer between Dolphin and non-Dolphin applications.
This package contains classes that enable objects to receive events from the Windows Shell. Note: This package uses undocumented windows functions. See http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/4942/notify.html
