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Num3
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Post by Num3 »

Yes, the only drawback is no CSS, XML, JavaScript support....

It just supports plain and simple html :(
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Post by Blade »

It's just me, or the various WinXP explorer interfaces (i.e. left bar with expanding box) are all html interfaces? Even the Win2000 perhaps...
If so, there could be a way to use IE in "interface mode"...
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Post by utopiomania »

Num3 wrote
This only works *after* you leave the page you wanted to catch...
I don't want to catch a page, but simply which link was clicked. This gives me the opportunity
to describe the UI using html in a webgadget if I want to, and to use the info on which link
was clicked to control the application. :wink:

Edit: I use this method of navigating applications now, and would like to rewrite them using
PureBasic. This is what I need to do that. :)
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Post by Sparkie »

@utopiomania: Glad you were able to make use of my little hack code. Even though it works, there is a better way, I just haven't figured if out yet. :(

@Kaiser: I haven't had much time to work on this, but someday soon I will make another attempt. ;)
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