I finally found out how HTML text should be written to the TWebBrowser
component directly (without using temp files or another resource).
How to load HTML text directly into the WebBrowser control without first
having to save it somewhere?
According to MSDN documentation, one should navigate to "
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http://www.lance-safety.com
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"Nobody ever died of hard work", they say. But why take the risk? (Ronald
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But to paste Excel, you must change the format to Excel, not HTML, isn't that
what your webbrowser is expecting?
--- Peter Laman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What do you mean exactly? I just do a RegisterClipboardFormat('HTML Format')
> to obtain a proper format ID and then parse the HTML conten
dy ever died of hard work", they say. But why take the risk? (Ronald
Reagan)
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Subject: Re: Pasting HTML
are you changing your
are you changing your Clipboard Format to Excel before the paste operation?
--- Peter Laman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But, if a copy an entire Excel worksheet to the clipboard and then paste it,
> the webbrowser shows the HTML text in stead of the document. The problem is
> not with the HTML c
