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WebBrowser Control - Introduction

Paul Hughes

Introduction

The Microsoft WebBrowser control makes it easy for you to create your own web browser, however documentation on it is sparse... This tutorial gets you started on its main features.

REQUIRED FILES

If you will be installing a program which uses the WebBrowser control, you do not need to distribute any files. Many people think that you must distribute the SHDOCVW.DLL file, however this is not the case. If your user has Internet Explorer installed, he/she will already have this file. If your users do not have Internet Explorer installed, then they cannot use your program until they do. Simply distributing the SHDOCVW.DLL file to a user without IE will not work! This is the main condition that Microsoft sets out if you decide to use the WebBrowser control. 

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  • Re: [18] WebBrowser Control

    Posted by DeviledGod on 02 Jul 2008

    Hi...I want some help about WebBrowser controls. More specifically i want to know how the URL textbox changes and gets the Browser's URL.


    When i click a link...

  • Re: [18] WebBrowser Control

    Posted by borqom on 06 May 2008

    Hi, As i know so far there is no go button, to create a button that takes you to a link you have to use a textbox (txtLink) and a button(btnlink) controls.


    I...

  • Re: [18] WebBrowser Control

    Posted by OsamaPs on 17 Jul 2006

    hi


    it is a great browser :D


    but where is th GO button?!!?!

  • Posted by ooo on 07 Nov 2005

    hey try to be more discrete i know hwo u are :)

  • Command in webbrowser

    Posted by Mikey123 on 05 Oct 2005

    Hi,
    I have created a web browser for it to load tankmania.com but what i need to know is how do i get a button to interact with the web browser eg: I click the button and it send a keyboard event to ...