Salut Bryan Smith !
Dans un message de Bryan Smith dat‚ du 20 Oct 97  16:42:18 il ‚tait dit:
  FP>> This is not a joke ! Internet Explorer is based on ActiveX
  FP>> you can directly use from your Delphi 3 program.
  BS> Fascinating ! Could you expand on that a little, please ?
Launch Delphi 3, then goto the 'component' menu, then 'import an 
ActiveX'. In the list, choose 'Microsoft Internet Controls (Version 1.
0)' then click on the install button.
Once installed, open a new application adn drop a TWebBrowser 
component (ActiveX palette, or what else you specified when installing).
You can easily create a web browser by dropping a TWebBrowser on a 
form and writing code such as:
procedure TChrBrowserForm.BorlandButtonClick(Sender: TObject);
begin
    WebBrowser1.OleObject.Navigate('http://www.borland.com');
end;
You can find the documentation on the Microsoft web site. 
http://www.microsoft.com/msdn/sdk/inetsdk/help/internet/webbrowser.htm
It is for Visual Basic, or Visual C/C++, but you will not have too 
much difficulties to translate to Delphi.
Amiti‚s,
{-Francois Piette-}
francois.piette@ping.be
http://www.rtfm.be/fpiette
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