tornadoproggie
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ON MS's site it says to use the webbrowser control as an OLE container, I need to open a Word document within a Windows form.
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is there an equivalent for an OLE container in VB .net?
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Yep - once you add a WebBrowser control to the form, you can do something like this.
AxWebBrowser1.Navigate("file://c:\test.doc"
And it works fine for me. I've not yet figured out how to save any changes to the document, but I'll let you know if I do.
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AxWebBrowser1.Navigate("file://c:\test.doc"
And it works fine for me. I've not yet figured out how to save any changes to the document, but I'll let you know if I do.
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