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Author: Daron Yöndem
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Internet Explorer 8 represents a major step in the evolution of the product. It provides new end user features like Web Slices, Accelerators, and search suggestions—and also brings with it more advanced developer features such as AJAX navigation and DOM storage....
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Author: zam664
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The desktop that most people use with Windows 2000 and Windows XP is called the Explorer User Interface. This is an application at C:\Windows\explorer.exe. The Explorer User Interface gives us the power to access our Windows System through the use of the task bar, desktop, and Explorer directory browser. On some systems, the Explorer User Interface provides too much flexibility and user control. On Kiosk systems, you would probably want to limit the user's interaction only with the Kiosk applica...
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Author: Hans Candra
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I was trying to write a program that opened an instance of Internet Explorer in a separate window, rather than use the Browser control that comes with the .NET platform. In ASP.NET we actually can use Response.Redirect(“http://www.sitename.com”). But What I am trying to do is by using windows form application and then launch Internet Explorer with Login automation. We don’t need to open Browser and Insert username and password in Login Page anymore. The username and password should be inserted i...
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Author: Fred Ackers
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There are two basic ways to read the cache files that Internet Explorer produces. One method is to use the WinInet cache functions to do the job. The other is to use a custom built solution to read the cache files. There are no clear advantages to using one method over the over, except perhaps that one is Microsoft based, and the other is not. In this article, I will present both methods of reading the cache....
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Author: Dino Esposito
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When I began my coverage of Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.5 behaviors in the December 2000 issue, I promised a look at binary behaviors this month. As I noted last month, behaviors evolved to work around the limitations of scriptlets. Like any technology, scriptlets had their pros and cons. They provided a complete separation of the document object models (DOM) from the hosting page and the scriptlet itself, while allowing a page and component to communicate with each other by exchanging refer...
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Author: Phillip H. Blanton
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I have a list of 35 Subversion repositories that I need from time to time. It is printed up and stapled to the wall next to my monitor. Today, I was thinking that it sure would be nice if I could keep those in my IE Favorites list. Unfortunately, when I tried to add one, IE said it didn't know how to handle the svn protocol. A little digging led me to an MS site with instructions on how to register a new protocol with the OS....
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Author: George Shepherd
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During the lifespan of ASP, there have been many technologies developed for making browser-based user interface development easier. For example, during the early days of classic ASP development, keeping a browser-based UI consistent required many conditional statements into the ASP script. Server-side controls eliminate much of that hassle by pushing the details of managing UI state down into a set of runtime classes....
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Author: Jay Allen
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In the past, Web developers often used ActiveX controls if they wanted customized client-side functionality incorporated into their Web applications. Now, they can build objects supported by the Microsoft .NET Framework which are more compact, lightweight, secure, and seamlessly integrated. By hosting .NET Windows Forms controls in Internet Explorer, developers can realize many of their client-side Web development goals. This article adapts ActiveX concepts for use with Windows Forms, and builds...
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Author: Mark Russinovich
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Today's Internet is fraught with peril in the form of undesirable and malicious software. These types of software continue to evolve new ways of propogating and ways of embedding themselves more deeply into the systems they infect. Join us for this webcast, presented from Tech·Ed 2005 in Orlando, Florida, and gain an understanding of their propagation methods, including buffer overflow exploits, how to detect them and how to prevent them. Get a first-hand look at rootkits, which are the sophisti...
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Tuesday, July 23, 2002: 10:00 A.M. Pacific time (Greenwich mean time - 7 hours)
This session will discuss best practices for preventing viruses, security exploits, and privacy violations when you use Microsoft Internet Explorer and related programs....
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Author: Dino Esposito
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Behaviors were introduced with Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.0 to provide easy separation of script from content. Before the advent of behaviors, DHTML scriptlets were the only way to encapsulate scripting code into manageable elements if you wanted to make your code more object oriented. For a primer on DHTML scriptlets, refer to the Cutting Edge column in the January 1998 issue of Microsoft Internet Developer. I also covered behaviors in the April 1999 issue....
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Author: Bee Master
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This simple workaround provides an additional context-menu option, Copy as HTML, in the Internet Explorer, to copy the selected range of text along with HTML source to the clipboard....
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Author: vadaa
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When you want to access your yahoo mail account, you go to mail.yahoo.com, type in your user name and password and click "Sign In" button. You can select Remember my ID on yahoo to save typing user name but still this is too much of work. If you switch to a different machine you will have to do it again. In this article, I will show you how to add a toolbar to Internet Explorer which will navigate to your favorite Web site(mail.yahoo.com) and do the login for you. Copying some files to other mac...
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Author: nashcontrol
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Visual Alternative Data Streams Detector Bar is a user control, based on Dino Esposito's article A Programmer's Perspective on NTFS 2000 Part 1: Stream and Hard Link and Pavel Zolnikov's BandObjectLib which makes it an Explorer bar....
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Author: Jerry.Wang
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The feature, multi desktops (workspace), is supported by KDE/GNOME on Linux, and it can also be found on Mac OSX.
This tiny tool can impersonate this feature on Windows platform....
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Author: Zhaohui Xing
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This article gives out a sample showing how to develop Browser Helper Objects/Internet Explorer Object and how to deal with IWebBrowser2.
This sample, IEGuard, has the similar functionality of Microsoft Internet Explorer's Options / Content Advisor/Approved Sites. It can real time monitor the Internet Explorer web browse activities, and only those allowed web sites can be visited and other web navigation will be stopped. A tool, IEGuardMan, is given with this sample to set up the job crit...
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Author: DrewLordUK
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This is my first submission, so I thought it had better be something that I have found useful.
Here is a a small bit of VBScript which is used to automatically set the proxy switch, for IE, in the Registry.
The script checks for a connection to a specific proxy server "SERVERNAME". If the server is found, it will set the switch in the Registry. If the server isn't found, it will disable the switch. The script then waits 60 seconds and then calls itself....
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Author: Wagner
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This template class allows you to create Interface wrappers for any IHTML* (i.e. IHTMLElement, IHTMLAnchorElement, IHTMLImgElement, etc.) interface you want, and it includes code to handle the events of the connected browser objects....
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Author: Naveen K Kohli
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Recently I have been working on a project that involved getting the list of favorites (aka Bookmarks) in Internet Explorer. Microsoft does provide an API to dump all the favorites in a text file that follows Netscape's bookmark format. But that text file did not serve my purpose. First I needed a parser that could extract all the information from that file and secondly, the method call ImportExportFavorites on IShellUIHelper interface requires the user to select if they want to dump the favorit...
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Author: rayyang2000
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I want to put the URLs of my IE to my homepage so that my friends can share these links with me. But I don't know how to do this. After find in many website I cannot get any good tools to help me. Some of them just can get all items in favorites but damage the architecture. So I decided to write a little program....
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