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Thanks. &nbsp;Will check microsoft sitebuilder site<br />

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Thanks.  Will check microsoft sitebuilder site


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I have investigated the sitebuilder site, and found everything as promised. &nbsp;There was one big disappointment, however. &nbsp;Apparently you can only distribute the final application including the &quot;Microsoft Internet Control&quot; to a user who already has Internet Explorer on his machine.<br />
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This makes the distribution of my prospective email package far too restricted.<br />
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Thanks anyway.<br />

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I have investigated the sitebuilder site, and found everything as promised.  There was one big disappointment, however.  Apparently you can only distribute the final application including the "Microsoft Internet Control" to a user who already has Internet Explorer on his machine.

This makes the distribution of my prospective email package far too restricted.

Thanks anyway.


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I am writing an email package in VB 5 Professional on Windows 95.<br />
I want hypertext links in the email note to be active so that you can read a web page just by clicking on the address in the email. &nbsp;Some have said to me that I should simply embed Internet Explorer in the VB form I have designed, so that I convert all the emails to HTML, and then can click on &nbsp;any URLs in the email.<br />
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QUESTION:- &nbsp;How do I embed Internet Explorer in a VB form, and , when I have done so, when I send an email to another person, will I have to strip out the HTML tags?<br />
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Thanks. <br />
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I am writing an email package in VB 5 Professional on Windows 95.
I want hypertext links in the email note to be active so that you can read a web page just by clicking on the address in the email.  Some have said to me that I should simply embed Internet Explorer in the VB form I have designed, so that I convert all the emails to HTML, and then can click on  any URLs in the email.

QUESTION:-  How do I embed Internet Explorer in a VB form, and , when I have done so, when I send an email to another person, will I have to strip out the HTML tags?

Thanks. 



Using Internet Explorer as a VB control

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.