Tim,
Thank you very much !
It looks like MS is MUCH easier to use.
Alex.
>>Hi, All !
>>I'm trying to use Netscape as an OLE object. Does anybody knows where I can get syntax for methods and properties ?
>>TIA,
>>Alex.
>
>Alex... I paid $250 for the following answer from Netscape:
>(it didn't help much!)
>
>...........................................................
>
>
>Hi,
>
>You are embedding the Netscape as a OLE server.
>This object does not provide any interfaces to
>control it.
>
>Alternatively you can use Netscape's OLE/DDE APIs.
>
>OLE provides network and registry interfaces.
>Get the more details at:
>http://developer.netscape.com/library/documentation/communicator/OLE/index.htm
>
>If you are trying to access network data as a stream
>of bytes, then use Open(). This returns stream of data
>to your application (Read()), without loading the page
>into the Netscape window.
>
>If you are trying to load page into this window,
>then the only way is to use DDE API WWW_OpenURL.
>This needs the window ID as a parameter, which
>you need to identify using WWW_ListWindows and
>WWW_GetWindowInfo topics.
>
>Get the more details at:
>http://developer.netscape.com/library/documentation/communicator/DDE/index.htm
>
>Hope this helps,
>
>Regards,
>Ram.
>
>
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>>    Product: Communicator
>>    Product Version: 4.04
>>    Technology: ACLAPI
>>    Platform: PC
>>    Version: NT Server 4.0
>>    URL:
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>>    Description:
>>
>>    I have applied an OLE object in my Visual FoxPro form of a "Netscape
>>    Hypertext Document".  When I run the form, I get a Netscape error which
>>    cannot find the the URL (none specified)  After I double click on the
>>    object, the Netscape toolbar appears and allows me to enter a URL.  The
>>    typed URL appears in the object window.
>>
>>    What I need is to know how to control this object.  By having the
>>    Netscape object as part of the form, I will be able to do all sorts of
>>    database work with VFP and have the ease of navigation of the Netscape
>>    browser.  What are the properties, methods, and events associated w/
>>    this object?  I have tried thisform.oNetscape.URL="www.netscape.com",
>>    and .location = "" and
>>    thisform.oNetscape.Open("www.netscape.com","0x0") with no luck.
>>