[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Some time ago I wrote a help-desk application that was entirely > web/email based. Now a new manager is on board, and wants "hard copy" > as physical evidence that jobs are being completed. (apparently an > over-stuffed ring binder is more satisfying than tidy electronic > records, meh). > > Heres my problem, in order to get a neat printout of the thousands of > html comments, I have written a little app that displays the comment in > a tWebBrowser, then scrapes the text into a Quick Report Memo. This > means that I need a web server to run the query on.
Since it's Web-based, can't you just use the browser's built-in print command? > So, can one of you gurus tell me: > Is there any way I can read a file directly into a tWebBrowser? When you call the Navigate2 command, give it a file name instead of a Web address. The URL might have to start with "file:". -- Rob _______________________________________________ Delphi mailing list -> Delphi@elists.org http://lists.elists.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/delphi
