Here are two examples of using WinECJ with VB.

The first one, "simple.mak", demonstrates the use of the clipboard to 
transfer a DIB returned from WinECJ, and the use of the custom control
"cbk.vbx" to implement callback. You need to copy "cbx.vbx" to your
windows directory.

The second example, "wecj.mak", demonstrates low level manipulations
of a DIB in VB. It makes use of some extra routines in wecjdib.dll,
the C sources of which are constained in "dib.zip". Those routines are
easier to do in C, but can nevertheless be done in VB with a bit of work.
