TWebBrowser Not Accepting Backspace Nor ArrowKeys :: Help!!

name wrote in message ...
>I think my types of questions would go great in a FAQ.

They would not. A FAQ is a list of Frequently Asked Questions,
customarily with useful answers between them.

Your questions are not frequently asked. Many questions were
never asked before and may well never be asked again. Because
the answers are so readily available that any person with an
IQ above his ankle circumference (in inches) could find them
faster _without_ asking on a newsgroup. Any newsgroup.

No crying, we're all adults here (by decree and convention if
not much else). You can prevent repetition by learning how to
use the help files and Google. It's what those people with
thicker ankles do.

Groetjes,
Maarten Wiltink

"Jeremy Collins" <jd.collins@ntlworld-not.com> wrote in message
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> name wrote:
>
> >3. Why do you flame people?
>
> You're lucky you're not learning C - comp.lang.c gets *much* more tetchy
> than this. You are getting free, on-demand advice from people with lots
> of skills, knowledge and experience, and quite frankly you're starting
> to take the piss.



If I was learning C everyone could help me, I'm not saying they would I'm
saying that 90% of the people I know IRL know msvC++ and 0% know what Delphi
is. Hardly anyone does not know what C is and the opposite seems true for
Delphi. [I'm not getting into a C vs. Delphi I'm stating from personal
experience] C = M$ & M$ = Everywhere, That's what seems to be true. I will
try and learn a bit of c++ later on but my Delphi's still really shaky so
that's why I am here. The people are Delphi geniuses and they are taking
time out of there busy lives to help *me* with my little projects that click
a few buttons to help me learn. Random people who randomly flame me are not
on the top of my people to admire list. You will never find me asking
someone who just said a really stupid comment for help - I will not be nice
to mean people so I can use them to learn Delphi. I will learn from the
people who want to teach me and I will try my best to be a nice person for
them.


>
> > I'd really think an adult would have something better to do then pick
> > on little kids trying to learn Delphi.
>
> Either you're anonymous or you're not. You can't pick some nice safe
> middle ground for yourself, at least as far as I'm concerned. Or
> perhaps your pseudonym should be "age" rather than "name"?



=\ more anti-anon comments. I think I'm older than a few of you. You really
sound like a stalker constantly demanding my name - and you people get to
know what I'm making in Delphi already J what more could you want?


>
> Here's a thought. Next time you don't know how to do something, or
> some code won't compile, give it 24 hours before posting a question. Use
> that time to think, reflect and *research*. A large majority of the
> questions asked here have been asked before.



*noted*
>
> --
> jc
>
> Remove the -not from email
>

"KLinZ" <klinz@NOSPAMMERTSzenobits.com> wrote in message
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> name wrote:
>
> <snip quotes>
>
> >> You have to replace ActiveX.pas with a version from:
> >>
> >> http://pw1.netcom.com/~cherrman/afrms302.htm
> >>
>
> <snip _my_ signature>
>
> > I'm on Delphi 7 -- i'll try replacing ActiveX.pas now.
>
> It will put you back in time, the fix is for D3. It should be fixed in D7
by
> the way.
>
<snip _his_ signature>
eek... i'm glad i dident figure out how to do that then...
um what do i use instead of TWebBrowser? someone alredy pointed me to
PBears website, is that what i should use? "htmllite76.zip "

"name" <e@m.a> wrote in message
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>
> "KLinZ" <klinz@NOSPAMMERTSzenobits.com> wrote in message
> news:bj2fl8$60v$1@hermes.castel.nl...
> > name wrote:
> >
> > <snip quotes>
> >
> > >> You have to replace ActiveX.pas with a version from:
> > >>
> > >> http://pw1.netcom.com/~cherrman/afrms302.htm
> > >>
> >
> > <snip _my_ signature>
> >
> > > I'm on Delphi 7 -- i'll try replacing ActiveX.pas now.
> >
> > It will put you back in time, the fix is for D3. It should be fixed in
D7
> by
> > the way.
> >
> <snip _his_ signature>
> eek... i'm glad i dident figure out how to do that then...
> um what do i use instead of TWebBrowser? someone alredy pointed me to
> PBears website, is that what i should use? "htmllite76.zip "

er HtmlLite is just an html viewer and it does not support going on the web,
what is a component that i can use in place of tweb browser?

"Maarten Wiltink" <maarten@kittensandcats.net> wrote in message
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> name wrote in message
> <5u45b.22425$Om1.5570@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink .net>...
> [...]
> >er HtmlLite is just an html viewer and it does not support
> >going on the web, what is a component that i can use in place
> >of twebbrowser?
>
> What you think of as a web browser is two things: a downloader
> and a displayer. The downloader is two things again: a URL
> decoder and an HTTP client.
>
> When you click a link "./images/hooters.jpeg" (purely an
> imaginary example, of course) in a document whose URL was
> "http://www.allyourneighbors.org/georgia/the-watsons/judy.html",
> the URL decoder will decide you want
> "http://www.allyourneighbors.org/georgia/the-watsons/images/hooters.jpeg",
> the HTTP client will contact the server www.allyourneighbors.org
> and download "/georgia/the-watsons/images/hooters.jpeg" in the
> Web service's namespace. Assuming this is a photographics image,
> the web browser's display component will display it. The previous
> document judy.html might have been an HTML formatted file and
> this might have been parsed and also displayed, but differently.
>
> My apologies to any Judy Watson in the state of Georgia who might
> object to my (rather crass, I admit) choice of example data.
>
> It appears that the name allyourneighbors.org is not yet registered.
> Get'em while they're hot!
>
> Groetjes,
> Maarten Wiltink

So what I want is a component that fix's all the bigs in TWebBrowser. Where
can I find it?

Dodgy wrote in message <03dblv0sjpcjdmsv7ia42q66fd8hm48ac3@4ax.com>...
>On Tue, 2 Sep 2003 21:18:19 +0200, "Maarten Wiltink"
><maarten@kittensandcats.net> waffled on about something:


>>It appears that the name allyourneighbors.org is not yet registered.
>>Get'em while they're hot!

>That's 'cos it's spelt wrong! :-p


I know. The correct spelling appears unregistered also.
But a US setting was required. Georgia wasn't coincidental,
either.

Groetjes,
Maarten Wiltink

name wrote:
> "Jeremy Collins" <jd.collins@ntlworld-not.com> wrote in message
> news:7_X4b.4097$bC1.4060@newsfep4-winn.server.ntli.net...
>> name wrote:
>>
>>> I did more googleing and ive found this to be a really common
>>> problem.. its all over the net -- i have yet to find a working
>>> solution though. Is there one?
>>
>> Couldn't you have done a Google search before spamming this group
>> with yet more irrelevant and uninteresting garbage?
>
> I see i have another fan!! Do you want to sign my guest book?

Better follow Jeremy's advice (have you even read it?) instead of making
these stupid remarks, goddammit!
As pointed out earlier, most posts in threads started by you are replies
from you to replies from you to...
If you want to talk to yourself, please don't annoy us with it.

--
Steven
what was that killfile thing again?

<snip>
> Better follow Jeremy's advice (have you even read it?) instead of making
> these stupid remarks, goddammit!
<snip>
This is a trick question... if I follow his advice I can't reply to this
post.

name wrote:
> <snip>
>> Better follow Jeremy's advice (have you even read it?) instead of
>> making these stupid remarks, goddammit!
> <snip>
> This is a trick question... if I follow his advice I can't reply to
> this post.

Free at last, free at last,
thank God Almighty I'm free at last.(Could it be true?)

>Could it be true?

I dunno.