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    Hi! I'm creating an application using C# and I need to display one or more markers in a webBrowser object using Google Maps. The problem is that I was thinking to create only one HTML file that I could change automatically everytime I need to display something. Like this I need to edit this file with the right code (HTML and JavaScript) and than open it in the webBrowser object. This file would be located on local disk and not on a public website. Do you think that this is the best way to do this? If not, what do you think i should do? If it is, how can I edit a HTML file using C#? Here's an example: http://www.uploadhouse.com/viewfile.php?id=1267023[^] Thanks in advance !!!

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      Hi! I'm creating an application using C# and I need to display one or more markers in a webBrowser object using Google Maps. The problem is that I was thinking to create only one HTML file that I could change automatically everytime I need to display something. Like this I need to edit this file with the right code (HTML and JavaScript) and than open it in the webBrowser object. This file would be located on local disk and not on a public website. Do you think that this is the best way to do this? If not, what do you think i should do? If it is, how can I edit a HTML file using C#? Here's an example: http://www.uploadhouse.com/viewfile.php?id=1267023[^] Thanks in advance !!!

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      Start here[^]

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        Start here[^]

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        Thanks for the tip! I'm going to take a look at the MSDN code that you post it. Looks to me that it can help me. However, I still don't know if this is best way to do this kind of implementation. Any suggestions will be welcome. Thanks!

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          Hi! I'm creating an application using C# and I need to display one or more markers in a webBrowser object using Google Maps. The problem is that I was thinking to create only one HTML file that I could change automatically everytime I need to display something. Like this I need to edit this file with the right code (HTML and JavaScript) and than open it in the webBrowser object. This file would be located on local disk and not on a public website. Do you think that this is the best way to do this? If not, what do you think i should do? If it is, how can I edit a HTML file using C#? Here's an example: http://www.uploadhouse.com/viewfile.php?id=1267023[^] Thanks in advance !!!

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          I had to do the same thing last year. What I intended to be a c# application turned out to be mostly a javascript application. The only part that was c# was building the coordinate file to be used by the javascript.

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            I had to do the same thing last year. What I intended to be a c# application turned out to be mostly a javascript application. The only part that was c# was building the coordinate file to be used by the javascript.

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            Hi, thanks for your post! And you made it like this or not? Can you explain me, in a very brief way, how did you implement this? Thanks!

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