Internet Explorer

Subramaniam s V

Hi All, I have my own application(EXE). My application has the ability to launch another process like calculator etc etc. Now, I create a new toolbar button and on click of that I launch Internet Explorer. It launches fine. Now my doubt is whether I can have the entire control of this new process(Internet Explorer) launched? Meaning that can I control the Internet Explorer the way I want. Its a bit urgent. Please can anyone respond me at the earliest? Thanks

Monty2

There are many ways to control IE one them is BHO. Here[^] is a perfect example. You can also Host an IE instance in you Dialog (using activex IE control) There is also DDE[^] approach. you have to decide what suits your need Hope it helps

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Subramaniam s V

Thanks for the information. But I just want to handle the control flow from IE to my application. That is I need to do certain tasks based on whether IE is clicked/my application is clicked.Say for example, I am launching IE as a process from my application. IE is currently active. Now, if I get back to my applicaton from this IE will I be able to detect the change in control from IE to my application.

Monty2

Subramaniam s.V. wrote:

But I just want to handle the control flow from IE to my application. That is I need to do certain tasks based on whether IE is clicked/my application is clicked.Say for example, I am launching IE as a process from my application. IE is currently active. Now, if I get back to my applicaton from this IE will I be able to detect the change in control from IE to my application.

That my friend didn't make sense

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