You can use the approach Dragan mentions, but that requires that you modify the source document that is actually loaded.

There's another more generic way by attaching an interface to the document. Specifically you need to implement this interface and attach it to the Web Browser document:

DEFINE CLASS IHtmlTextContainerEvents AS MSHTMLEventBase OLEPUBLIC
   IMPLEMENTS HTMLTextContainerEvents IN "MSHTML.TLB"

Hooked up with something like this (make sure the document is fully loaded before you do this):

*** Handle Container Events on the document's Body
this.oTextContainerEvents = CREATEOBJECT("IHtmlTextContainerEvents")
EVENTHANDLER(loEdit.Document.Body,this.oTextContainerEvents)

+++ Rick ---

>Does anyone know if it is possible to implement a custom VFP context/shortcut menu on the web browser control hosted in a VFP form?
>
>TIA