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Using WebBrowser Control in VB6

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    Hello Friends, There is a component called web browser in VB6.Has anybody used it, Can anybody provide me startup tips on how to use this control as a web browser within my VB Form. Thx a Ton Lakshmi

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      Hello Friends, There is a component called web browser in VB6.Has anybody used it, Can anybody provide me startup tips on how to use this control as a web browser within my VB Form. Thx a Ton Lakshmi

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      It's really cool - it's a full featured HTML browser that you can drop right into your apps! I think that there's an example project on CodeProject that demonstrates how to use it... if not, I'll write one up (we found some pretty cool things to do with it at work). To use it, you just drop it onto your form. Then in code you can use its Navigate() or Navigate2() functions to tell it to show some HTML page. It fires events when interesting things happen - like the user clicking on a hyperlink, or other things like that. Take a look at its properties and methods in the object browser - they're all pretty self explanatory. I'd advise creating a test project and just playing around with it for a day or two :)

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