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Anybody know if there's an easy way to load the browser control with html from a string variable instead of creating/navigating to a file?

Alt255, There's nothing your code but it doesn't do what I want. To get the difference between two string like &quot;Hello World&quot; and &quot;Hello the World&quot; it's not as simple as marking on as deleted and the other as new - instead we'd want to see : Hello <new> the <end_new> World...

I need to be able to read in two strings and output a third to a RTF control which shows the differences. This is to be able check the changes made to documents. Essentially I'd like the rtf text to look like Word's 'Compare Documents'. Unfortunately the user does not have Word so I cannot use...

I find alt255's comments a bit strange. Is there something obvious that I am missing here? The rtf Active X control in VB6 (with SP4 installed) does not seem to handle table related rtf codes under Win95. Can anyone tell me otherwise?

I think that the point has been missed here. I have rtf docs which contain tabular information (maybe calling them 'grid lines' was misleading) which I need to be able to view from a VB app. Now the RTF control, shipped with VB 6 running on Win95, does not process the tables, so the docs can...

Anyone know how to display grid lines using the rtf control? I could use Word automation but I don't really want the overhead.