>>Could someone try turning this code from VB into VFP.
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>Best I could do, without knowing what WebBrowser1 is? I assume it is instantiated in the form?
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>Also, don't know how to translate SendKeys...
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SendKeys would have to be translated into a SendMessage() or PostMessage() API invocation.

#DECLARE below should be #DEFINE instead in VFP.

VFP indicates that a numeric constant is specified with hex notation by prefixing with 0xblah rather than &Hblah, and the prefix &, which casts the value as a 32 bit integer in VB, doesn't have a direct equivalent in VFP; VFP casts numeric values passed in API calls in the format specified in the DECLARE...DLL statement.

An API call, even one that doesn't take any arguments, needs a trailing () to indicate that a function, method or API call is invoked, otherwise, VFP's going to assume that it's a variable reference.

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>#DECLARE GW_CHILD 5
>#DECLARE GWL_STYLE (-16)
>#DECLARE WS_VSCROLL &H200000
>
>Declare Long GetWindow Lib "user32" Long hwnd, Long wCmd
>Declare Long GetWindowLong Lib "user32" As "GetWindowLongA" Long hwnd, Long nIndex
>Declare Long SetFocusAPI Lib "user32" As "SetFocus" Long hwnd
>Declare Long GetFocus Lib "user32"
>Declare Long SendMessage Lib "user32" As "SendMessageA" Long hwnd, Long wMsg, Long wParam, Long lParam
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>local hwnd
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>WebBrowser1.SetFocus
>hwnd = GetFocus
>SetFocusToBrowser (hwnd)
>SendKeys "^P" 'Control-P to print
>End Sub
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>
>FUNCTION SetFocusToBrowser(hBrowserHwnd)
>Local lStyle, ;
>	lResult,;
>	hwnd
>hwnd = hBrowserHwnd
>Do While (lResult = 0) And (hwnd <> 0)
>	hwnd = GetWindow(hwnd, GW_CHILD)
>	lStyle = GetWindowLong(hwnd, GWL_STYLE)
>	lResult = lStyle And WS_VSCROLL
>EndDo
>SetFocusAPI (hwnd)
>EndFunc
>