Newsgroup: it.comp.lang.visual-basic
Titolo: Domanda forse inesperta...

Ciao a tutti
Come al solito sono qui per porgervi una domanda "da profano"..  :-(
Ho provato il comando text1.text = Inet1.OpenURL("
http://www.miosito.com
") 
ed e' tutto ok...
Ora, se volessi "scrivere" in un box che il sito collegato ha, e volessi
simulare la pressione di
un tasto (sempre presente nella pagina web collegata), come si potrebbe
fare?
Non maleditemi, siate buoni....
Ciao e grazie anticipate.
Stefano

Stefano
CIAO e non maledirmi tu se non sono stato di aiuto
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Moltissima gente confonde le opinioni con i pensieri
         "Herbert V. Prochnow"
Una conclusione è il punto dove sei stanco di pensare
         "Arthur Wright"

rendi conto che quello di cui parli è complicatissimo...e non ho la più
Anche tu hai pensato che fosse una cosa da fare con scalpello e martello :)
Magari usando i socket, come credevo io qualche settimana fa...
Si puo' fare in un attimo usando un'istanza di Internet Explorer (ma
l'utente deve averlo caricato) o con l'oggetto WebBrowser. Queste sono le
pagine di MSDN sull'oggetto WebBrowser e sul Document contenuto in esso.
Enrico
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WebBrowser Object
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Description
The WebBrowser object adds browsing capabilities to your applications.
Applications hosting this ActiveX™ Control will support browsing sites on
the World Wide Web, as well as directories on the local computer and on
network servers.
Properties
AddressBar ,Application, Busy, Container, Document, FullScreen, Height,
Left, LocationName, LocationURL, MenuBar, Offline, Parent, ReadyState,
RegisterAsBrowser, RegisterAsDropTarget, Resizable, Silent, StatusBar,
StatusText, TheaterMode, ToolBar, Top, TopLevelContainer, Type, Visible,
Width
Methods
ExecWB, GoBack, GoForward, GoHome, GoSearch, Navigate, Navigate2, Quit,
Refresh, Refresh2, ShowBrowserBar, Stop
Events
BeforeNavigate2, CommandStateChange, DocumentComplete, DownloadBegin,
DownloadComplete, NavigateComplete2, NewWindow2, OnFullScreen, OnMenuBar,
OnStatusBar, OnTheaterMode, OnToolBar, OnVisible, ProgressChange,
StatusTextChange, TitleChange
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document
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Description
Represents the HTML document in a given browser window.
Remarks
You use the document object to retrieve information about the document, to
examine and modify the HTML elements and text within the document, and to
process events.
The document object is available at all times. You can retrieve the object
by applying the document property to a window or an element object. If used
by itself, document represents the document in the current window.
Examples
The following example checks for a document title and displays the title (if
not null) in an alert (message) box.
if (document.title!="")
    alert("The title is " + document.title)
The following example shows an event handler function that displays the
current position of the mouse (relative to the upper-left corner of the
document) in the browser's status window.
<HTML>
<HEAD><TITLE>Report mouse moves</TITLE>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JScript">
function reportMove() {
    window.status = "X=" + window.event.x + " Y=" + window.event.y;
}
</SCRIPT>
<BODY onmousemove="reportMove()">
<H1>Welcome!</H1>
</BODY>
</HTML>
Properties
activeElement, alinkColor, bgColor, body, charset, cookie, defaultCharset,
domain, expando, fgColor, lastModified, linkColor, location, parentWindow,
readyState, referrer, selection, title, URL, vlinkColor
Collections
all, anchors, applets, children, embeds, forms, frames, images, links,
plugins, scripts, styleSheets
Methods
clear, close, createElement, createStyleSheet, elementFromPoint,
execCommand, open, queryCommandEnabled, queryCommandIndeterm,
queryCommandState, queryCommandSupported, queryCommandText,
queryCommandValue, ShowHelp, write, writeln
Events
onafterupdate, onbeforeupdate, onclick, ondblclick, ondragstart,
onerrorupdate, onhelp, onkeydown, onkeypress, onkeyup, onmousedown,
onmousemove, onmouseout, onmouseover, onmouseup, onreadystatechange,
onrowenter, onrowexit, onselectstart
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