If you JUST want to get html content and only get the text part of it, use LWP. You may also want to use HTML::Tree or HTML::Treebuilder or the other various HTML::* modules if you need to format the text in a richedit field or something. I have never used any of these, However, I would assume HTML::* would have some functions to tell you what is a Heading and you could then update that part with a bigger font for instance. Again, I dont know, but would be worth looking into.
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, September 21, 2001 13:38 To: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui-users] Embedding a browser window of some sor t?... >Not sure exactly what you're asking but the easiest way >I've found to open html files with the users' preferred >browser is to let the OS decide and simply execute that >file like so: > >`\\path\\filename.htm`; > >This works on NT4, but I doubt it would work on Win9x/ME >. If that's the OS you're working with I suppose your >script could use Win32::Registry to find the default >browser. > >But, of course, this may not have been your question :) > >-Pete Well, i know how to get their default web browser, but i don't know how i could, say, embed it inside a win32::gui window, or (what i'd rather do) create my own window that could interpret simple html...no images or javascript or anything, just text formatting. - ______________________________ "Very funny Scotty. Now beam up my clothes."
