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Mac
I have the proper references set up so that I can create new WebBrowser
variables and see their members via auto-complete lists, but I can't
figure out how to get access to realize that the "object" on my form is
indeed a control it can recognize. Consequently when I address my
control using the "Me.objWeb" style syntax all I get in auto-complete
are the generic object members.
How do I get access to recognize the control for what it is?
I am using a web browser control for the first time. I have a complete
listing of the control's members, but I have to look them up on my
printout or in the object browser. It would be nice to be able to get
auto-complete text to pop up when I use the control just as it does
when I use a text box or any other common control.
Thanks in advace for any help you can offer,
Mac
variables and see their members via auto-complete lists, but I can't
figure out how to get access to realize that the "object" on my form is
indeed a control it can recognize. Consequently when I address my
control using the "Me.objWeb" style syntax all I get in auto-complete
are the generic object members.
How do I get access to recognize the control for what it is?
I am using a web browser control for the first time. I have a complete
listing of the control's members, but I have to look them up on my
printout or in the object browser. It would be nice to be able to get
auto-complete text to pop up when I use the control just as it does
when I use a text box or any other common control.
Thanks in advace for any help you can offer,
Mac