Hi!
Try to use something like ...Document.All(0).InnerHTML = "HTML here". I guess Document object in the WEB Browser control is the same reference as a Document object for a JavaScript. In IE5.0 and higher you can change the layout of page by assigning the tags to innerHTML property of several container objects on HTML page, include BODY. I do not know exactly, however, how to access the BODY element from the Document object.
HTH.
>Here's the simple: On a form, there's a browser control. In a table, there's a bunch of HTML pages in memos. How can I show them without throwing stuff on disk, checking whether the browser control still has them open, deleting them on the way out etc. The properties published don't give me much of a clue, UT Search currently offline, and nothing in the FAQ. Ergo, anybody?
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