Hi,

I would like to know if it is possible to:
1- change the background color of a webbrowser control
2- manage a "mousedown" event on this control in order
to display my own popup menu

Webbrowser control doesn't directly offers these properties
and event, maybe this can be manage with windows API???

thanks
Daniel

I am away from my computer right now and am in an email cafe and I haven't tried this, but I think that if you try to subclass the control, you could find a way to work around the limitations. I will try this when I get back in the office and update you it is possible.

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thanks, I will have a look too.
Daniel

Subclassing the webbrowser control does work! I can
now set my own popup menu... but this trick only works when I browse a http file.
When I set the URL to a local path of my computer in order
to browse the folders contents the Windows menus come back...

Daniel