Sergey, are you out there?

>I have a form where novice users can edit a company web page. I have created a "browser box" (my name) class that is simply the browser control within a standard container. Using the samples from a WestWind white paper (thanks Rick) explaining the HTMLDocumentEvent stuff I am now able to trap for a mouse click and right click but I would also like to be able get the parameters for what mouse button, mouse move, etc. I need to be able to replace the right click menu with my own and to call procedures in my code.
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>Using your sample on loading the HTML from memory, etc. I can edit the HTML and combined with the HTMLDocumentEvent stuff I believe I can handle things like bolding text, creating links, etc.
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>However, there can be any number of these "browser boxes" and I need to know which one the user clicked on. That is where I am currently stuck. I found that I can add the parent object as a property to the browser control but I need to be able to reference that on a right click so I can call my code with a reference to the current "box".
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>>Can you provide more details on what you're trying to do?
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>>>So glad to hear from you! What event are you checking and how? There is no click event and when I tried HTMLDocumentEvents_onclick I got the above error. This is all new to me and I'm sure I'm doing it all wrong. I also need to know how to tell what mouse button was clicked and stuff like that.