Creating and Customizing an Internet Browser
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8/28/2008
In Windows Embedded CE,you can create your own browser application from the interfaces that are provided by the Browser Control Host Catalog item.
Windows Embedded CE includes sample browser applications that provide a base for creating or adding functionality to an Internet Browser. You can use the IESample browser application as is, or you can modify the source code to add or remove functionalities. Or, you can use the IESimple sample application to create a browser application that also provides a windowless or full-screen mode. If your run-time image requires only the most minimal functionality, you can create your own browser application from the interfaces that are provided by the Browser Control Host Catalog item. For more information about these samples, see Internet Explorer 6 Samples.
In This Section
- Creating an Internet Browser
Provides information about how to create an Internet browser by using the IWebBrowser2 interface
- Customizing the Browser User Interface
Provides links to topics that contain information about how to modify the appearance of the browser
- Displaying the Current Security Zone
Provides information about displaying the current security zone in the IESample browser application
- Disabling Multiple Windows
Provides information about the registry key that disables the display multiple windows from your browser
Related Sections
- Choosing an Internet Browser
Describes the advantages and tradeoffs of each browser, to help you make the best choice for your OS design
- Internet Explorer 6 for Windows Embedded CE
Provides links to topics that contain information about Internet Explorer for Windows Embedded CE