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Date Posted: 17:43:11 02/04/02 Mon
Author: Michel
Subject: Re: Internet Browser an plug-in
In reply to: Gerson Guerios 's message, "Internet Browser an plug-in" on 08:03:32 02/04/02 Mon


Hi Gerson,

I am not familiar with the programming of plugins. Envision would be able to help to read the files, but you'll need information on how to create the plugins.

In IE, you could create an ActiveX, but I tend to stay away from these as much as possible.

Best regards,

Michel

>Michel
>
>I would like to build an application to visualize
>images in Internet Browser, using the language Delphi.
>
>
>How can I use ' Envision Image Library' in a program '
>plug-in '?

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