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I am exploring for other solutions. I success, then I will post it. Thanks for Kind reply. Regards
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I am exploring for other solutions. I success, then I will post it. Thanks for Kind reply. Regards

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The following code works in Delphi-7 fine. But D-2005,2006 &amp;&nbsp;2007, OleObject.Document property is not available. <br />
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WB.OleObject.document.body<wbr />.style.ove<wbr />rflowX := 'hidden';<br />
WB.OleObject.document.body<wbr />.style.ove<wbr />rflowY := 'hidden';<br />
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Any solution please.<br />

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The following code works in Delphi-7 fine. But D-2005,2006 & 2007, OleObject.Document property is not available. 

WB.OleObject.document.body.style.overflowX := 'hidden';
WB.OleObject.document.body.style.overflowY := 'hidden';

Any solution please.


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