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Private Sub WebBrowser1_NewWindow2(ppDisp As Object, Cancel As Boolean) 
 
 
 
' Create new instance of form 
Set frmWB = New frmWeb 
&nbsp; &nbsp;frmWB.Visible = False 
 
&nbsp; &nbsp;frmWB.WebBrowser1.RegisterAsBrowser = True 
 
&nbsp; &nbsp;Set ppDisp = frmWB.WebBrowser1.object 
 
 
 
' &nbsp; frmWB.Visible = True 
&nbsp; &nbsp; 
&nbsp; &nbsp;frmWB.WebBrowser1.Visible = True 
&nbsp; &nbsp; 
&nbsp; &nbsp; 
&nbsp; &nbsp; 
&nbsp; &nbsp; 
' &nbsp; frmWB.WebBrowser1.Left = frmWB.Left 
' &nbsp; frmWB.WebBrowser1.Top = Me.Top 
 
 
&nbsp;'ppDisp.Left = frmWB.Left 
' 
' 
''frmwb_GotFocus 
' 
' 
frmWB.Left = 1800 
frmWB.Top = 2300 
WebBrowser1_Validate (Cancel) 
 
 
 
 
End Sub
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Private Sub WebBrowser1_NewWindow2(ppDisp As Object, Cancel As Boolean)



' Create new instance of form
Set frmWB = New frmWeb
   frmWB.Visible = False

   frmWB.WebBrowser1.RegisterAsBrowser = True

   Set ppDisp = frmWB.WebBrowser1.object



'   frmWB.Visible = True
   
   frmWB.WebBrowser1.Visible = True
   
   
   
   
'   frmWB.WebBrowser1.Left = frmWB.Left
'   frmWB.WebBrowser1.Top = Me.Top


 'ppDisp.Left = frmWB.Left
'
'
''frmwb_GotFocus
'
'
frmWB.Left = 1800
frmWB.Top = 2300
WebBrowser1_Validate (Cancel)




End Sub

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In Visual Basic 6, I'm created a MDI browser, however I'm not entirely sure how the NewWindow2 function works for trapping new windows. Can someone give me an example of how it works? Thanks in advance. 
 
Alex
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In Visual Basic 6, I'm created a MDI browser, however I'm not entirely sure how the NewWindow2 function works for trapping new windows. Can someone give me an example of how it works? Thanks in advance.

Alex

NewWindow2

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.