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Get data from a inbuilt web browser and paste it into a textbox in vb.net Can it be done?

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    Experts I have an inbuilt web browser with a fairly simple web page. I some text that is needed to go from the web browser onto the vb.net document which the web browser is on. (hopefully that makes sense) I have looked around but can't seem to find anything. Imagine someone highlighting the text presing ctrl c in the web browser and then in the .net doc ctrl v, this is what i want to do but automatically. Any help would be great Cheers Dan

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      Experts I have an inbuilt web browser with a fairly simple web page. I some text that is needed to go from the web browser onto the vb.net document which the web browser is on. (hopefully that makes sense) I have looked around but can't seem to find anything. Imagine someone highlighting the text presing ctrl c in the web browser and then in the .net doc ctrl v, this is what i want to do but automatically. Any help would be great Cheers Dan

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      Wayne Gaylard
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      You can access the clipboard by using the My.Computer.Clipboard object. You would still need an event to use to copy and paste (maybe using buttons). Ctrl-c, and Ctrl-v automatically work as intended on both Browser and Textbox contrtols.

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