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Um, Opening link in new tab - not new window? [modified]

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    Hi all :) I'm creating a web browser in C# and i've pretty much got what I needed and I keep getting stuck on one thing. When I'm browsing the web in my new browser and stumble upon a link that opens a new page in a new browser, or in a new tab or whatever, it opens that new page in internet explorer! lol. How can I stop this? It's really getting on my nerves, but it's making me laugh at the same time... I want to do something like this (and yes, i know this code will never work :p): if Link is trying to open new page in new tab or window then open that new page in a new tab in the current window. ... I know how to create new tabs, add a new webbrowser control to the new tab etc, i just don't know how to get those particular links to open up in a new tab. Does anybody have any ideas as to how I might go about doing this? I have looked on msdn and couldn't find anything. I also tried google and found a few links but then led me to something completely unrelated. thanks, jase.

    modified on Thursday, June 11, 2009 1:44 AM

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