From: Thomas Steinbach on
Hello,

I would like to include an HTML Viewer/Editor in an App
which is coded in plain C/WinAPI.

Can I do that within the RichEdit Control? How? And does
anybody knows an example?

Additional I'm searching for libs which give me such controls that
I can use withing my resources.
Would be good if I can use that as/like a user defined control

Does anybody know if there are already coded free libs
which can do such tasks? First: Just viewing HTML and
if possible editing/writing such HTML Files.

btw: Is there an existing Website which collects user coded/defined
controls, which can be used by other programmers free?

Thomas
From: Leslie Milburn on

"Thomas Steinbach" <steinbach(a)gmx-topmail.de> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I would like to include an HTML Viewer/Editor in an App
> which is coded in plain C/WinAPI.
>
> Can I do that within the RichEdit Control? How? And does
> anybody knows an example?
>
> Additional I'm searching for libs which give me such controls that
> I can use withing my resources.
> Would be good if I can use that as/like a user defined control
>
> Does anybody know if there are already coded free libs
> which can do such tasks? First: Just viewing HTML and
> if possible editing/writing such HTML Files.
>
> btw: Is there an existing Website which collects user coded/defined
> controls, which can be used by other programmers free?
>
> Thomas

Hi Thomas,

I suggest you look into the iwebbrowser interface to display html as it will
require far less work in the long run.

As for a good website, I recommend www.codeproject.com as it contains all
sorts of great code, including webbrowser projects.
hth
Leslie.


From: patrick on
On 4 jan, 04:51, "Leslie Milburn" <CD...(a)NOSPAM.bigpond.com> wrote:

> As for a good website, I recommendwww.codeproject.com as it contains all
> sorts of great code,

You should avoid this sorts of sites (not professional, plenty of
bugs, etc...)
See rather Microsoft SDK samples
From: Christian ASTOR on
On 4 jan, 01:23, "Thomas Steinbach" <steinb...(a)gmx-topmail.de> wrote:

> Does anybody know if there are already coded free libs
> which can do such tasks? First: Just viewing HTML and
> if possible editing/writing such HTML Files.

Use the built-in MSHTML control.
From: Leslie Milburn on

"patrick" <patrick.beltranne(a)caramail.com> wrote in message
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> On 4 jan, 04:51, "Leslie Milburn" <CD...(a)NOSPAM.bigpond.com> wrote:
>
>> As for a good website, I recommendwww.codeproject.com as it contains all
>> sorts of great code,
>
> You should avoid this sorts of sites (not professional, plenty of
> bugs, etc...)
> See rather Microsoft SDK samples

What a load of rubbish. Of course you need to be discerning but IMO simply
ignoring such valuable resourses is foolhardy.