Hi Eyvind, I suppose you are generating your images dinamically, aren't you? You could have used the data: uri scheme [1], because it was born to solve this kind of needs; unfortunately IE does not support it...
Just a couple ideas: a) Write your images inside a folder that only your user could access. b) Embed all of your external resources (images, css, etc) in a single MHTML [2] file. This format is very well supported by IE. Just google "mht c#" to find something useful. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data:_URI_scheme [2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MHTML HTH -- Efran Cobisi http://www.cobisi.com Eyvind Axelsen wrote:
Hi. I have an application developed in Windows Forms/.NET 2.0/C#, that makes quite extensive use of HTML and the WebBrowser control. This works fine, but there is one issue I have not been able to resolve: Is it possible to display images in the WebBrowser control without having to store them on disk and refer to them via and <img src="file://..."> tag? The images may contain sensitive data, so if we could make the browser control for example read them from a stream, that would be great. Any ideas? Thanks, Eyvind.
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