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  • Mei

    silent saveas ?

    HI!

    Sir,

    I'm having difficulties to save the web browser in silent. when I try to
    use

    WebBrowser1.Exe cWB OLECMDID_SAVEAS , OLECMDEXECOPT_D ONTPROMPTUSER,
    "c:\blank.html" , "c:\blank.h tml"

    The save window keep prompting up. How can I keep the save window in
    silent? Please help me, Thanks a lot

    Mei

  • Peter Hansen

    #2
    Re: silent saveas ?

    Please don't post HTML to this list/newsgroup.
    [color=blue]
    > I’m having difficulties to save the web browser in silent… when I try to use
    > WebBrowser1.Exe cWB OLECMDID_SAVEAS , OLECMDEXECOPT_D ONTPROMPTUSER, "c:\blank.html" ,
    > "c:\blank.h tml"
    > The save window keep prompting up. How can I keep the save window in silent?
    > Please help me, Thanks a lot[/color]

    To answer your question as best I can: have you checked the Microsoft
    documentation for WebBrowser1? Surely it will answer the question for
    you... at the least, there's nothing Python-related in your question,
    and your code doesn't even appear to be Python, so I'm not sure why
    you're posting here.

    (Note: if that was really supposed to be Python, you should know that
    using a \b in a string like that will not generate a backslash and a
    "b", but will actually generate a single BACKSPACE character.)

    -Peter

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    • John J. Lee

      #3
      Re: silent saveas ?

      Mei <ebgym@tm.net.m y> writes:
      [...][color=blue]
      > I'm having difficulties to save the web browser in silent. when I try to
      > use
      >
      > WebBrowser1.Exe cWB OLECMDID_SAVEAS , OLECMDEXECOPT_D ONTPROMPTUSER,
      > "c:\blank.html" , "c:\blank.h tml"
      >
      > The save window keep prompting up. How can I keep the save window in
      > silent? Please help me, Thanks a lot[/color]

      1. This is a Python newsgroup, and your question doesn't relate to
      Python AFAICT.

      2. You can't -- the behaviour you report is a bug in IE (at least, was
      in 5.0).


      John

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