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  1. Mar 8th, 2010, 10:10 PM #1
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    Question How to get a new IE window to display in webrowser control instead?

    A webrowser on my application visit a link on a website that creates a new window when clicked. I tried searching the answer online, but I keep bumping into old examples that uses C#

    How do I get the new window to load into my webbrowser instead with VB.NET?
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    Re: How to get a new IE window to display in webrowser control instead?

    If it's in C#, it's likely that it can be almost directly converted to VB via free online tools.
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    Re: How to get a new IE window to display in webrowser control instead?

    It can't be done with the .NET WebBrowser control, or at least I've never seen it done. Every reference I've seen requires you to use the old ActiveX Web Browser control and handle its NewWindow2 event. Search for that and you should find examples, probably on this very site.
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