This example demonstrates how to access DHTML object model and how to intercept the DHTML element events, it also demonstrates how to use connectionpoint with MFC.
Simple VC++ DHTML Hooking Technique
Published 06/04/2001
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Loading Simple HTML Pages From Memory
Published 03/14/2001
CHtmlView-derived class that adds much needed security enhancements to base class
Connecting to Running Instances of Internet Explorer
Published 01/16/2001
Uses shell interface to connect to and listen to events of running instances of IE
Clear History Functionality (like IE5)
Published 12/16/1999
Illustrates how to add "Clear History functionality to your application
Delete Temporary Internet Files
Published 12/16/1999
Shows how to delete temporary Internet files from your own application
How to add clipboard use to CHtmlView
Published 02/17/1999
How to add clipboard use to CHtmlView
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