I have a simple VB app that allows the user to enter information (HTML) in a
text box.  Beside the text box is an Webbrowser Control that displays what
the
user has entered, i.e., it translates the text box HTML and displays the
information as it would appear in a browser.

It works fine--except, there seems to be a limit to how many characters the
Internet Control wants to handle, at which time it truncates.

Is there a way (property, ...) that can be set to extend the lenght of
information displayed in the Internet Control?  Or, am I missing something
else?

Al Kaufman

Hi,

Al Kaufman schrieb:

How, do you put the HTML-Code in the BrowserControl?

If you do it by using

WebBrowser1.Navigate("about:" & yourHTMLstring)

there is a limit of th lenght.

The best way is, to create a temporary file and display it in the Webbrowser.

HTH

Chris

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