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how to set the browser shortcuts to our owm browser application

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    ranandbe
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    hi i have a problem with browser application, Now i develop a browser form with use of Internet Explorer's componant but the problem was assign the shortcut keys,If Any body know plz help me regards ranandbe

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      hi i have a problem with browser application, Now i develop a browser form with use of Internet Explorer's componant but the problem was assign the shortcut keys,If Any body know plz help me regards ranandbe

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      Not really sure what your problem is here, however, shortcuts for the browser component can be turned on/off via the WebBrowserShortcutsEnabled property (default is "True"). Are you trying to assign -new- shortcut keys to perform actions on the browser component? If so, I dont think the browser component itself has any additional features to assist in new shortcut keys; you need to catch the key presses yourself and perform the required custom actions from there.

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        Not really sure what your problem is here, however, shortcuts for the browser component can be turned on/off via the WebBrowserShortcutsEnabled property (default is "True"). Are you trying to assign -new- shortcut keys to perform actions on the browser component? If so, I dont think the browser component itself has any additional features to assist in new shortcut keys; you need to catch the key presses yourself and perform the required custom actions from there.

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        Hi Thank you, My problem is "In IE browsers no need to type full address like protocal,web server and domain's just enter the url name and press Ctrl+Enter then it will auto complete the url and how to maintain history in addressbar " i need this feature in my application.How to solve this problem. Regards., ranandbe -- modified at 0:56 Thursday 4th May, 2006

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          Hi Thank you, My problem is "In IE browsers no need to type full address like protocal,web server and domain's just enter the url name and press Ctrl+Enter then it will auto complete the url and how to maintain history in addressbar " i need this feature in my application.How to solve this problem. Regards., ranandbe -- modified at 0:56 Thursday 4th May, 2006

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          Ah ok... well, same concept applies in that you should catch a Ctrl-Enter (and any other key press combo) and perform the url completion as needed. There are a few articles here on CodeProject that deal with the Url / Url History issues that you may want to check out // http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/ponta.asp[^]

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