The static member idea seems like a good choice (tested, and seems to work). I'll still have to test the other ideas. But, thank you...

I'm developing an ActiveX component, which is used on web pages. When user enters a page page, the ActiveX is loaded and when the user moves to another page, the activeX component terminates. However when user goes to another page, I must be able to transfer some data from the current instance of the ActiveX component to the next instance of it. I'm currently using cookies for this, but that is not a good solution for various reasons. What other ways are there to transfer the data? :confused: Is there some windows interface (servic) which I can use to temporarly store data, so that the data can then later be picked up by another ActiveX instance.

Thank you. These classes are just what I was looking for... Well they aren't vectors, but they're close enough ;). STLPort also looked interesting, so thanks for the links concerning that too...

Okay, I finally found enough time to try coding for these pocket pc devices. But I'm a "lazy" coder and I want to do things the easy way. Meaning that I use all the ready standard components found. So of course I want to user vectors to hold data, but what - I can't find them :wtf:. So there are no vectors in CE, or am I wrong here (I hope so). So the question is, what is the thing to use, when you would normally use vectors?

Yep, just like Stefan said. You can obtain a pointer to the HTML document you have loaded after you get the documentComplete event. Trough that pointer you can get and set for example the sources of the images or objects found on the page.

That sounds good. at least better than downloading the images twice. I'll have to try that. Thnx again for your answer :)

Yep, I was also thinking about, taking the src of the image and then downloading it again and so. Though it is kind of stupid to download the images two times, so I was hoping for an easier solution. But I quess I have to live with this ... Thanx

Hi, The IHTMLDocument2 interface has the method get_images(), which supposedly returns the images found in the document. But trough that interface I can only access the attributes concerning the images (e.g. height, width, border etc.). So my question can I access the actual image data from somewhere. From IHTMLDocument2 or from some other related interface. I'm developing an ActiveX component which needs to alter images on pages. "There is no reason for any individuals to have a computer in their home". Ken Olson, president and founder of Digital Equipment Corp.