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Best Way to Respond to IE dialog boxes?

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    Hi All Can anyone tell me the best way pragmatically to respond to a dialog box opened in IE. Like a script error, or connect message ( "work offline") etc, etc. I have an app that opens IE with a certain html file with a ShellExec... but in an effort to try and keep things looking nice.. I would like to automatically kill any message boxes that might come up... Anyone know who to do this.. or to prevent them from coming up in the first place? I'm most concerned with "connection" messages.. the files that are opened are local and I don't want IE trying to connect to the internet or prompting to for that matter. I have been looking into hooking, but I haven't had much luck at this point. Thanks for any help, Rick

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      Hi All Can anyone tell me the best way pragmatically to respond to a dialog box opened in IE. Like a script error, or connect message ( "work offline") etc, etc. I have an app that opens IE with a certain html file with a ShellExec... but in an effort to try and keep things looking nice.. I would like to automatically kill any message boxes that might come up... Anyone know who to do this.. or to prevent them from coming up in the first place? I'm most concerned with "connection" messages.. the files that are opened are local and I don't want IE trying to connect to the internet or prompting to for that matter. I have been looking into hooking, but I haven't had much luck at this point. Thanks for any help, Rick

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      Sounds like you might need to look into Browser Helper Objects (BHO).

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        Sounds like you might need to look into Browser Helper Objects (BHO).

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        Thanks David, I'll have a look. Rick

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