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    hellswraith
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    Webbrowser or equivlent in .Net

    I am not sure, but I was told using old controls that we used in VB6 is not a good thing to do if you want a great .Net app.

    So what I am looking for is something like the webbrowser control that is for .Net. Anyone know if the above is true, or if there is an alternative?

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    No I am pretty sure there is no .NET WebBrowser component as of yet..Possibly with a future release of IE..assuming they decide to re-write it. But dont hold your breath
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    Can't you just use the same IE COM components?
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    you can..you just want to generally avoid com components in .net as the wrapper it creates to use the com gives alot of overhead. This is a case where you really dont have a choice.
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    hellswraith
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    Thanks for your inputs guys, I appreciate them.

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