HTML-viewer
Hi everyone,
At the moment I'm working for a company that creates CD-ROM presentations. They do that with Delphi. I'm designing a module in HTML 3.2(!!!) for one of these presentations. That's possible cause there happens to be a Delphi-component that can execute HTML-code (a sort of browser, but invisible, also known as a Delphi/HTML-viewer).
I have some problems with this browser as it keeps a leftmargin of about 10 pixels, no matter what I do.
I'm not using frames so
should be enough, right?
Does anybody have some experience with this viewer, or even better, did anybody have the same problem??
Thanx in advanx,
Shakespeare: onclick || !(onclick)
Vincent Puglia posted this at 15:39 — 12th July 2000.
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Hi Jack,
In answer to your question -- nope.
In hopes of adding something useful == you might also try:
1) top=0; left=0;
2) the "browser's" preferences/options (if any)
Vinny
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Jack Michaelson posted this at 08:20 — 14th July 2000.
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I'm sorry Vinny, but that won't help so the answer to my problem is:
... There is no answer!!!
The viewer does not respond to any leftMargin-crap or whatever. It just puts a leftMargin of about 10 pixels in every page. I think I just have to deal with it.
If someone knows how to nuke this leftMargin in this viewer, please reply this post or contact me.
Thanx,
[Edited by Jack Michaelson on 07-14-2000 at 04:22 AM]
Shakespeare: onclick || !(onclick)
Lloyd Hassell posted this at 15:51 — 15th July 2000.
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Try this:
Jack Michaelson posted this at 07:26 — 17th July 2000.
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Nope, sorry
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