Hello,

For more information about the Microsoft WebBrowser Control,  refer to the
following inforamtion:

291926 PPT2002: How to Use the WebBrowser Control on a Slide
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=291926

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/browser/webbrows
er/reflist_vb.asp

I hope the information is helpful.

Sophie Guo
Microsoft Online Partner Support

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Thanks sofie .

I have done all that things .
A. Change registry .
B. Delete rtf activex control
C. Create new one .

There are still problems as desribe with my experimentations.
Yes some people on the discussion forum suggest me using rtf2 by Lebans or
using FMS Memo . I have downloaded rtf2 but has not tried it since I have to
consider the time to change all the coding I have to adjust .

I have also had some works on using activex ms browser but not suitable for
my purposes .

Since this active control is not supported by Microsoft then I have to tried
Lebans or somehow change project's specifications .

Anyway thanks for the answer since I have now all the facts on what to do on
the issues .

Thank you Sophie for the excellent post. Up till now I have been
translating a MS PSS France post on this issue, now I can simply repost
yours.

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Stephen Lebans
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Just a thought .

As is described by :
249150 PRB: Microsoft Rich TextBox Control Does Not Work in Internet
Explorer : http://support.microsoft.com/?id=249150

I. It is Internet explorer that maybe contain some dangerous script - not
Access form .  or Probably the fear of using this control on Access pages ???

II. Based on the article above : Those are Loadfile and SaveFile methods
that Microsoft are afraid of .  Why not give up those two methods instead of
marking unsafe for the whole control .

III I can still use ms rtf because I can give up those two methods (loadfile
and savefile) .  One most important fact that I am now judging is other's
people registry setting .  I do not mind changing my setting because I can
control my environtment .

Pobably it will be unsafe or impolite to change someone else registry
setting since microsoft has made determined effort for security .

IV.  Maybe many people used that control only for saving data on the tables
which to our knowledge are not so dangerous as it is with loading and saving
file .  That is our present opinion based on our current knowledge which
could be wrong .

V. we have developed  quite a few libraries based on ms rtf .  That is why
moving to someone else rtf must be thought with deep and wise judgments .

VI. Lastly , what is not changed is the change itself .

Winds of Change : Security .

Purposes :
1. Coping with changes in Access's developments .
2. As small part contribution as I have learned so much from mvps and book's
authors.

Background :
  As probably you already learnt on this discussion about ms rtf , that
activex is not supported by Microsoft.   If you used this ms rtf extensively
, then probably you must changed it all over in every part of your coding .  
Depending on your application's architecture , this changes could be
nightmare .  
 
  As it is for us , although this changes affected our application , we are
thankfull to VB book' authors that suggested    using 3 tier and OOP
methodology in a way that our changes are only in package for ms rtf  and
small part on user   Interface.

 
OOP - 3 tier with ms Access ?

I have developed none with VB but have read several books about OOP with VB
- I have not found any single book for Access that discuss about OOP .  That
is really unfortunate for Access developer in a way that they are not
introduced early enough
to the subject .  Those books ,OOP for VB , really chalenged me into
thinking how can I program ms Access with Object oriented methodology . My
first idea was that if VB can why can not be with ms Access .  

One author of the book warn me that probably it took the me a year until I
could understand and apply the concept of three tier architecture and OOP
methodology . well he was wrong . It took me two years until I finally Could
apply it on my project
with satisfaction . During those two years journeys , probably you have
experienced the same frustation when everything gone wrong . Fail .. fail and
fail .

I have email one author who wrote well known books for Access developer ,
asking him about how to program OOP with Access . He answered , No I can not
do it with Access . Instead he refered me to VB or VB.net .  I knew that he
is expert on VB and
VB.net .  I just could not understand why he answered that we can not do it
.  Maybe he has theoritical reason behind his reply .  I would not dare to
judge that he was wrong .

I will just give you one experimentation .

1. Creating object on Class module .
  A. Create one class module named it CMath .
  B. You can create properties or methods on that class .
     for simplicity's sake , I will just create just two methods .

     Public function Multiplication(lngNumber1 as long, lngNumber2 as long)
as long
         ' this is not useful function . just for showing the concept .
         Multiplication= lngNumber1 * lngNumber2
     end function  

     Public function Addition(lngNumber1 as long , longNumber2 as long) as
long
         ' this is not useful function . just for showing the concept .
         Addition = lngNumber1 + lngNumber2
     end function  

  C. Give instancing property for that class: Puclic not createable . (
Access only have two instancing : private and public   not createable )
  D. Now create a module named basInterface . On that bas interface Create
this function .

     public function CMath as CMath
        ' Set it to nothing first in case users forget . It prevent memory
leaks .
        set CMath = nothing
        set CMath = new CMath
     end function

2. Save that database as mclMath.mde ( you could just as well create it as
mdb or mda) mclMath shorts for class module function .
3. Create another database and named it AppTry.mdb .
4. Create reference to mclMath.mde  
5. in AppTry.mdb , create a form and named it frmTry .
  on that frmTry : create command button and named it btnTry .  Create
click event on that btnTry .
 
  Private sub btntry_Click()
    dim omath as CMath
    dim lngAdd as long

    ' Can not use New instancing because class module property is puclic
not createable
    ' Instead the creation is done in mclMath .
    set omath = CMath
' you can use intellisense which can not be done with general module
    lngAdd = oMath.addition(4,5)      
    msgbox "Then result is : " & lngAdd ' This should result = 9
    set omath = nothing
  end sub

6. Can I call this technique Object oriented programming ??
7. probably some will answer that this is not OOP . But it sure can help
managing which functions or method be inserted on this library database and
which are to others . ( One Author of OOAD suggest that " finding what object
is the most important on OOAD" and  "what to put where" is the second most
important thing of designing OO )

8. it is all the same with VB with several distinctions .
  A. VB can create DLL and exe library .
  B. VB class module have 5 instancing properties : private , public not
createable , global multiuse , ....

9. Anybody can tell me why can I not call this way of programming as OOP ???

My wish list :
1. Hopefully by giving this sample , some day some Access author can
introduce the concept of OOP to Access developers early , if applicable .
2. Hopefully someday Ms Access' class module can have global multiuse as vb
does , if applicable .