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Gecko-based browser window in Visual Basic application?
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Chaos Master
2004-11-17 02:57:15 UTC
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Hello!

Is there any way to "embed" a small Gecko-based browser, into a Visual
Basic 6.0 application? (i.e. some sort of "control" like MS 'navigator'
control that gives you a Internet Explorer 'interface' for your
application)?

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Rob Strover
2004-11-17 05:27:10 UTC
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"Chaos Master" <***@os.master.INVALID.INVALID> wrote in message news:***@News.individual.net...
Hello!

Is there any way to "embed" a small Gecko-based browser, into a Visual
Basic 6.0 application? (i.e. some sort of "control" like MS 'navigator'
control that gives you a Internet Explorer 'interface' for your
application)?

I don't know about using VB, but the XUL architecture of Mozilla, Firefox,
etc. mean you can write apps using this variety of XML plus javascript as
the coding language.

Take a look at the following sites for more info:

http://basic.mozillanews.org/mozilla_book/toc.html (online version of a
published book)
http://www.xulplanet.com/ (particularly references & tutorials)

HTH

Rob.
Chaos Master
2004-11-18 02:54:17 UTC
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Post by Rob Strover
I don't know about using VB, but the XUL architecture of Mozilla, Firefox,
etc. mean you can write apps using this variety of XML plus javascript as
the coding language.
http://basic.mozillanews.org/mozilla_book/toc.html (online version of a
published book)
http://www.xulplanet.com/ (particularly references & tutorials)
Looks good! I will check this info, thank you.

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