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Discussion of Embedded Web Browser and a Chat Client
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Embedded Web Browser and a Chat Client v.14.70.0 | FWS |
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| By Eran Bodankin. Embedded Web Browser is a package of components that demonstrates an easy way to implement IDocHostUIHandler and IDocHostShowUI with TWebbrowser.
It includes all the needed components / procedures you will need to build
a web browser or a chat client.
Including Highlight Html, XML And Full chat Client support..
The package contains a demo that contain most of the procedures implementation.
The EmbeddedWB is based on code by Linds Larsen & Eran Bodankin. Read the credits
file to know "Who did what".
A partial list of the components in the package:
- EmbeddedWB.
- ExportFavorites.
- Import Favorites.
- IEParser.
- FileExtAssociate.
- FavoritesMenu.
- FavoritesListView.
- FavoritesTree.
- HistoryMenu.
- HistoryListView.
- IEAddress ComboBox.
- IECache.
- IEDownload.
- IETools.
- IEUtils.
- IEGuid.
- BrowseForFolder.
- IETravelLog.
- Intshcut.
- LinksBar.
- RichEditBrowser.
- SecurityManager.
- SendMail.
- UrlHistory.
- HtmlHighLighter.
- XmlHighLighter.
- WebUpdater.
- XmlScanner.
- EasyXmlScanner.
- UILess parser.
Fully functional
Source: Included
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