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    Question How do you examine the current document that is displayed in Internet Explorer?

    Hi,
    Can anyone assist me here?
    I am trying to write an application that will display a screen showing the links that appear on a web page. How I envisage this would work, is that if the user is viewing a web page, upon pressing a keystroke a screen appears showing the links that are on the web page they are viewing.

    I can't seem to find a way to interogate the current web page.
    Any suggestions?

    Thanks

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    MS provides functionality in shdocvw.dll that will allow you to hook running IE apps easily from VB and get at MSHTML's DOM.
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    I'd be interested if you have any more info on this Josh, as I've always read that it was insanely complex.

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    I posted really rough sample code in this thread:

    http://209.120.143.185/showthread.ph...hreadid=177627
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    Cool.

    Thanks.

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