Why not using only IE Engine/System.Windows.Form
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Can anyone help? I need to be able to launch an IE (or posibly registered browser) with a URL but have the menu, address bar and status bar removed from the windows...
This is similar to what you can do in javascript but i am unsure how i would do this through winforms, Can i pass some parameters to IEXPLORER.EXE or something ...
Any help really appreciated.. a little stuck on this one... in javascript it is quite easy but from c#/winforms... i am stumped..
Thanks in advance
Ian
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Why not using only IE Engine/System.Windows.Form
http://msdn2.microsoft.com
http://www.c-sharpcorner.c
http://www.codeproject.com
hi AlexNek,
Thanks... i am using a special applet (java) thats embedded in a webpage... and when i put the URL in IE it works perfectly but when I try with the IE wrapper in VS 2003... it seems to work on my machine but on other peoples it doesn't.... I was actually using this method initially.... but because of all the problems i decide to remove it and just load the IE browser as if i clicked on the icon...
I presume i don't need to register Schdocvw.dll on the machne as they have it.... not onlt that i did try regsvr32 the dll and it failed.....
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by: NeotkPosted on 2007-03-21 at 04:32:26ID: 18762987
I dont know any javascript to hide the adress and status bar...
.Start("ht tp://www.g oogle.com" ); // this will open your default browser. xe") // this will open iexplore.
but if you know that you can use this command in your windows form:
System.Diagnostics.Process
or
Proccess.Start("iexplore.e
and on pageload of your page, u can register startupscript to hide adress and status bar.