If the clipboard data is in a format/formats you understand, then yeah, you could probably hack it. Since just about anyone can put just about anything in the clipboard though, it's unlikely you'll get this working across the board without a huge amount of effort. Shog9 I'm not the Jack of Diamonds... I'm not the six of spades. I don't know what you thought; I'm not your astronaut...

I was suggest attached file has written on english language which was on http://www.planet-source-code.com but it is not there now and not to read messages.

Thank you! I hope this is what I need, although I'm not sure...I would like to add buttons to Outlook Express' toolbars, etc (like I did for MS Outlook). Thanks again, Doru K.

Thank you very much for your answers. I took the easy way, and just bundeled everything in a .dll for both applications to use it...and it works just great! And it was so easy... Thanks again! Keep in touch, Doru

Thanks! This was the problem indeed! I got, eventually, to the answer by my self, but thanks for your help anyway. Unfortunately, I haven't found too much info on the net on this issue, and I used Detach just for the sake of cleaning up :) Thanks again, Doru K

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Thanks a lot! I hope it will work out...the code convertor is such a great ideea! Thanks again, Doru

You probably could use appropriate POST request, but it will require some winsock spying. I assume that site intstalls cookie on authorisation. However, I would probably go with well tested by me techniques of just writing win32 hook, or spawning a separate thread: that will wait for: 1. ShowWindow or FindWindow (Caption: "Enter Network Password", class #32770(Dialog)); 2. GetDlgItem(0x411) -> should exist, it should be static control and GetWindowText should return "logs.powerhouseprogramming.com"; 3. GetDlgItem(0x4C2) -> should exist, it should be edit control and here you SetWindowText to "UserName"; 3. GetDlgItem(0x4C3) -> should exist, it should be edit control and here you SetWindowText to "Password"; 4. After you've done all 3 above: just Send or PostMessage to the dialog: WM_COMMAND, IDOK --> "OK" button has id=1 (IDOK)... Use SPY to see if I'm right in above sequence. Don't blame me, not the best solution: but fast to implement... Regards "...Ability to type is not enough to become a Programmer. Unless you type in VB. But then again you have to type really fast..." Me

void CHtmlView::Navigate2( LPCTSTR lpszURL, DWORD dwFlags = 0, LPCTSTR lpszTargetFrameName = NULL, LPCTSTR lpszHeaders = NULL, LPVOID lpvPostData = NULL, DWORD dwPostDataLen = 0 ); I assume that the login page uses a , so you need to construct the post data parameter block and pass it as the lpvPostData param. As for opening in new window, see the lpszTargetFrameName param.