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Is it possible to grab a pop up message written by javascript from a html page in a webbrowser control?

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    http://sean.o4u.com/ap/calendar/calendar.htm[^] This link above is a Chinese calendar. If you move mouse to any day on the calendar, it will pop up some informations about Chinese. This page can be downloaded. I have question that...is there any method to grab the pop up information of this page? I wite a windows form and I hope I can do this. Can any one help me? thanks very much.

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      http://sean.o4u.com/ap/calendar/calendar.htm[^] This link above is a Chinese calendar. If you move mouse to any day on the calendar, it will pop up some informations about Chinese. This page can be downloaded. I have question that...is there any method to grab the pop up information of this page? I wite a windows form and I hope I can do this. Can any one help me? thanks very much.

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      No, there isn't. Java isn't rendered using Win32 windows. There are no window handles to grab and, hence, no way to talk to that window to get at it's information. It is, quite literly, a picture that looks like text.

      Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
           2006, 2007

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