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Embed an HTML control in your own window using plain C

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Specifically shows how to embed a browser OLE object in your own window, and more generally demonstrates how to manipulate and create COM/OLE objects, in plain C (ie, no MFC, WTL, ATL, .NET, C#, nor even C++). The latter is applicable to many other uses, such as creating your own script engine.
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Licence CPOL
First Posted 14 Dec 2002
Views 546,435
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