The Microsoft® Internet Explorer browser control host (SHDOCVW) exposes the WebBrowser control to application programmers. The WebBrowser control provides navigation, in-place linking, and management of favorites and history to Internet browsers. The control also exposes interfaces to allow it to be hosted separately as a Microsoft ActiveX® control. Note, however, that the Microsoft® Windows® CE implementation of the WebBrowser control does not include a design-time control. This means that you need to implement the control manually through the Component Object Model (COM) interfaces.
In This Section
- Internet Explorer Browser Control Host OS Design Development
- Provides information about the components and modules that implement Browser Control Host functionalities, and Sysgen variables that enable these functionalities.
- Internet Explorer Browser Control Host Application Development
- Provides information about how a Microsoft® Windows® CE-based application can use Browser Control Host.
- Internet Explorer Browser Control Host Registry Settings
- Provides information about the registry settings that enable and configure Browser Control Host functionalities in your OS design.
- Internet Explorer Browser Control Host Migration
- Provides information about the changes in Browser Host Control that you need to know when migrating from one version of Windows CE to another.
- Internet Explorer Browser Control Host Samples
- Describes sample code that illustrates the use of Browser Control Host.
- Internet Explorer Browser Control Host Reference
- Provides reference information about the Browser Control Host programming elements that are available for use in Windows CE-based devices.
Related Sections
- Browser Applications
- Provides links to topics that describe the browser applications supported in Windows CE.
- Scripting
- Provides links to topics that describe the scripting languages supported in Windows CE.
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