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I found my own answer. &nbsp;If any one is curious this is how I did it:<br />
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· &nbsp; &nbsp; I used VB to create a DHTML Application.<br />
· &nbsp; &nbsp; Next I created a hyperlink that sent “^” &amp;&nbsp;“f”<br />
· &nbsp; &nbsp; Saved the project<br />
· &nbsp; &nbsp; Created the dll<br />
· &nbsp; &nbsp; Then pasted the html code into my current web page<br />
· &nbsp; &nbsp; And it worked perfectly!<br />
Here is the html code:<br />
&lt;!--METADATA TYPE=&quot;MsHtmlPageDesigner&quot; startspan--&gt;&lt;object id=&quot;DHTMLPage1&quot; classid=&quot;clsid:20EDD44B-5A<wbr />5B-11D7-A8<wbr />58-0000E89<wbr />AB30D&quot; width=0 height=0&gt;&lt;/object&gt;&lt;!--META<wbr />DATA TYPE=&quot;MsHtmlPageDesigner&quot; endspan--&gt;&lt;A id=Hyperlink1 href=&quot;&quot; name=Hyperlink1&gt;&lt;FONT <br />
size=7&gt;Link&lt;/FONT&gt;&lt;/A&gt;<br />

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I found my own answer.  If any one is curious this is how I did it:

·     I used VB to create a DHTML Application.
·     Next I created a hyperlink that sent “^” & “f”
·     Saved the project
·     Created the dll
·     Then pasted the html code into my current web page
·     And it worked perfectly!
Here is the html code:
<object id="DHTMLPage1" classid="clsid:20EDD44B-5A5B-11D7-A858-0000E89AB30D" width=0 height=0></object><A id=Hyperlink1 href="" name=Hyperlink1><FONT
size=7>Link</FONT></A>

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communicate: &nbsp;that really wasn't what I was looking for but thanks for the help<br />
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here is the link to the dll file if you want it:<br />
<a href="http://www.geocities.com/phil26104/DHTMLProject.zip" rel="ugc">http://www.geocities.com/phil26104/DHTMLProject.zip</a>
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communicate:  that really wasn't what I was looking for but thanks for the help

here is the link to the dll file if you want it:
http://www.geocities.com/phil26104/DHTMLProject.zip [http://www.geocities.com/phil26104/DHTMLProject.zip]

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make sure you right click the link and do save as 
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make sure you right click the link and do save as

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Thanks for mentioning VB I would have never thought of that!
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Thanks for mentioning VB I would have never thought of that!

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great stuff! thanks for sharing and thanks for the points ;)
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great stuff! thanks for sharing and thanks for the points ;)

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I would like to put a link on my website that does a control F (find). &nbsp;Is there any way to do this with JAVA, ASP, or HTML?
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I would like to put a link on my website that does a control F (find).  Is there any way to do this with JAVA, ASP, or HTML?

How to do a ctrl+F with a link

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