#1 what is that variable length scrolling stuff on this forum, it
seems to be a bug that messes up my searches.
#2 More Importantly. I have developed an Internet Explorer Toolbar
(Band Object) which invokes a webpage when a button is pressed. I
want to change the size of that webpage, but when I do things like
Explorer.Width= 400 It modifies the instance of explorer the button is
invoked from....rather than the one that I launch. How do I
reference the second instance of IE? C# preferred.
object o = null;
object target = "TBAR";
Explorer.Naviga te("C:\\test.ht ml?"+PercentCom mand, ref o, ref
target, ref o, ref o);
Explorer.ToolBa r=0;
Explorer.MenuBa r=false;
//Explorer.Visibl e=false;
Explorer.Height =200;
Explorer.Width= 200;
Explorer.Status Bar=false;
Explorer.Addres sBar=false;
Thank You!! :P
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seems to be a bug that messes up my searches.
#2 More Importantly. I have developed an Internet Explorer Toolbar
(Band Object) which invokes a webpage when a button is pressed. I
want to change the size of that webpage, but when I do things like
Explorer.Width= 400 It modifies the instance of explorer the button is
invoked from....rather than the one that I launch. How do I
reference the second instance of IE? C# preferred.
object o = null;
object target = "TBAR";
Explorer.Naviga te("C:\\test.ht ml?"+PercentCom mand, ref o, ref
target, ref o, ref o);
Explorer.ToolBa r=0;
Explorer.MenuBa r=false;
//Explorer.Visibl e=false;
Explorer.Height =200;
Explorer.Width= 200;
Explorer.Status Bar=false;
Explorer.Addres sBar=false;
Thank You!! :P
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