Hi,

I want to write a program which will modify the inbound HTML in the IE 6.0
make some modifications in it and display it again in the IE. Can anybody
tell me how to achieve this? Technology is not a restriction. I am ready to
use VC++ or .NET. Do I have to use shell Extension? If yes, which interface
will be helpful?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Sunil

Have you asked this in the Visual Studio news groups? If not I would
recommend doing that because this groups concentrates on fixing problems
rather than programming (although someone might know of course).

I've seen some references to this in a couple of VStudio samples that I've
looked at but don't ask me where I saw them

You could also try www.codeproject.com which seems to be a real friendly and
helpful place.

I believe there's a 120 day trial of VS2005 available which seems to have a
lot more built in stuff... although I would suggest you install that on a
standalone machine because it cannot handle older VS solutions without
converting them... unless of course you are going to buy it anyway. It does
include more stuff though and maybe would make it easier to find the APIs
you need or else design a "Proxy".

Charlie

"Sunil S" <Sunil S@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I want to write a program which will modify the inbound HTML in the IE 6.0
> make some modifications in it and display it again in the IE. Can anybody
> tell me how to achieve this? Technology is not a restriction. I am ready
> to
> use VC++ or .NET. Do I have to use shell Extension? If yes, which
> interface
> will be helpful?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Regards,
> Sunil

Hi Sunril,

Add a reference to mshtml.dll or if you hook into Internet Explorer you can
use the Document.Write method.

"Sunil S" <Sunil S@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E7E7E2F7-9E05-4478-899F-AA69390B94CE@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> I want to write a program which will modify the inbound HTML in the IE 6.0
> make some modifications in it and display it again in the IE. Can anybody
> tell me how to achieve this? Technology is not a restriction. I am ready
to
> use VC++ or .NET. Do I have to use shell Extension? If yes, which
interface
> will be helpful?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Regards,
> Sunil