>>>The .NET web browser control us a custom .NET control which some custom behavior around the Microsoft Web Browser control, while in VFP you just use the web browser control directly. Same core engine, but the host (IE shell or .NET wrapper container) have their own custom functionality around it.
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>>Is there anyway in VFP to do "custom behavior around the" WBC so that it can render XP themes?
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>The only thing you can do in VFP is control the HTML/DHTML in the hosting browser control, which may be what is happening in other cases where you see this - but I'm not sure. My guess is that writing your own code in VFP to update the DHTML for XP themes would be a fair amount of work. The same applies to the web browser control hosted on a VB 6.0 form, both VFP and VB 6.0 host the web browser control as-is, no extra host logic.


Would you mind giving me some further hints as to what you mean by, "writing your own code in VFP to update the DHTML for XP themes would be a fair amount of work." I'm not afraid of work that I can do <g>. I'm just not sure what you are suggesting.