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    Angry is This Possiable

    Hi all,
    This question may or may not sound a little trickey but here we go.

    What I need to know is, is there any way to Get data into the Internet Control in VB. I do not mean by using WebBorswer1.Navgate("http://somepage.html")

    but infact have the page data in memory and then some how make it be-able to be displayed in the webBorswer in VB. this will also need to images etc
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    Bascily the idea is to try and create an ebook sort of app. Bascily I ask and asked and asked. around and No one seems to be giveing any feed back.

    any way I really hope someone can help or even suguest an idea.
    Please no posts about using resource files. this is not an option. I have used resource files in the past and have come accross a number of problums.
    anyway Thanks for read hope to here from someone.
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    Re: is This Possiable

    I would save the data to a file, then load it into the control. If you want you can delete the file as soon as it has been loaded.

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    Re: is This Possiable

    Hi si_the_geek
    I thought of using this method before but never tryed it. tho whould you also happen to know if there is also a way to Disable the Cache in the IE control.
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    Re: is This Possiable

    I've got no idea how you would disable the Cache, but as the file is local it shouldn't be cached anyway.

    If you need an example of how to save the file, see the VB FAQ (link in my signature) for saving text files (only the extension is different).

    If your file is saved as "C:\folder\file.htm", the address for IE/webrowser would be: "file://c/folder/file.htm"

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