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    i want to make my own simple browser but i dun know where to start. if anybody implemented a simple web browser plz do share code or atleast provide hints for that. or is there any sample here on code project.

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      i want to make my own simple browser but i dun know where to start. if anybody implemented a simple web browser plz do share code or atleast provide hints for that. or is there any sample here on code project.

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      bebe harhour
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      Make an MFC Appwizard SDI application, in the final stage, derive ur view from CHTMLView, and that's it! In order to develop further ur application just read about CHTMLView in the MSDN! Good luck Bébé Harhour

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        i want to make my own simple browser but i dun know where to start. if anybody implemented a simple web browser plz do share code or atleast provide hints for that. or is there any sample here on code project.

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        Alternatively you could use the the WebBrowser ActiveX control in your application, that would give you access to all the IE favourites and settings. For that you have to use the ShDocVw.dll and the MsHtml.dll files and create a wrapper class for the activeX control which you can then add to your applciation. There is an excellent tutorial here on CP but it's written in C#, you shouldn't have any problem doing the same in VC++. But if you are looking to write your own rendering engine or something like that then i think you'll have to use CHtmlView although i am not too sure.

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