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Yes, have been down this road before...took me hours and hours to find the solution.<br />
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it's the compatibility mode setting on the web browser control. &nbsp; It emulates something like IE 7 by default, which won't display bing maps.<br />
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&nbsp;Note that bing showing up as a white page can happen on a normal station to. &nbsp; Give me like 5 minutes to dig out the setting (it's a registry entry).<br />
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Jim.
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Ok the best Key is:<br />
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE<wbr />\Microsoft<wbr />\Internet Explorer\Main\FeatureContr<wbr />ol\FEATURE<wbr />_BROWSER_E<wbr />MULATION<br />
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as this doens't require admin rights, but you can set it on the local machine key as well.<br />
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&nbsp;Under that Key, enter a DWORD key of MSACCESS.EXE and set the value to 0x00002711 (10001)<br />
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&nbsp;I also have in my notes that I set FEATURE_GUI_RENDERING to a value of 1, but I'm not sure that's actually required (believe I tired that for some performance improvements).<br />
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Jim.
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Hi Jim .<br />
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is is something as the attached?<br />
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No, that's not right. &nbsp;It should look like this:<br />
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You want to right click on the key &quot;FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION<wbr />&quot;, select new, DWORD value and call it MSACCESS.EXE. &nbsp; Then set it's value.<br />
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Jim.
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and I ended up leaving that GPU rendering off by the way, so the one setting is all you need.<br />
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Jim.
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Hi Jim -<br />
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Please check the attached. I am sending in the screenshots and the database so you may doublecheck. Behaviour is the same (and I have rebooted the machine to make sure that I am starting in a clean environment. <br />
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I did not put yet a first background page, and the idea is, when I press a button it will look into the village. when I change village it just puts a background<br />
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Yes!<br />
thanks for the help!
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I am developing on ms/access 2016. Its a quick applications where, on a table, I do have some Latitude and Longitude coordinates and I just want to open Bing Maps, inside a web browser frame, and show the location. I am trying to use bing maps as, for the country &nbsp;(Guinea-Bissau), the satellite images are much better.<br />
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So I have a string, containing the &quot;command line&quot;, which is: <a href="http://bing.com/maps/default.aspx?cp=11.9186111111111~15.9505555555556&lvl=19&style=h" rel="ugc">http://bing.com/maps/default.aspx?cp=11.9186111111111~15.9505555555556&lvl=19&style=h</a>&quot;&amp;dir=90 and works perfectly on a browser, but nothing shows on the control<br />
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can anyone help?
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I am developing on ms/access 2016. Its a quick applications where, on a table, I do have some Latitude and Longitude coordinates and I just want to open Bing Maps, inside a web browser frame, and show the location. I am trying to use bing maps as, for the country  (Guinea-Bissau), the satellite images are much better.

So I have a string, containing the "command line", which is: http://bing.com/maps/default.aspx?cp=11.9186111111111~15.9505555555556&lvl=19&style=h"&dir=90 and works perfectly on a browser, but nothing shows on the control

can anyone help?

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