>Yes, It looks right in the Form designer, with black background and windows logo on it. Left=10, Top=10. I tried to set it in Form's Init method, but it doesn't affect. But if I will place ActiveX Web Browser object on the same Form it will be shown properly, but I want to make class because I want to use it in different forms
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>My initial idea is to create custom object with such functionality:
>there will be area with formated text displaying some filter settings (variable=value) which are applied on the results displayed in grid on the same form. When User clicks on that area then new form will be displayed with a lot of filters, so user can choose what he want to filter.
>I saw that some users are getting lost when form has a lot of filters in the form, so I thought that my new class would be a good improvement.

Try to move the class around on the form a litle bit and save. In the Init you have to reference Left and Top properties of the Web Browser control, not OLE container.

Thisform.oWeb.oBJECT.Left = 50