Thank you for your response.

I take your point but I happen to pick a routine that was written in VBS
but the same happens if it was written JavaScript.

Robert T Turner


-----Original Message-----
From: johannes [mailto:johannes@p...] 
Sent: 20 November 2001 15:48
To: javascript
Subject: [javascript] Re: webbrowser and object doesn't support this
property......

eeh, no offence but if you have VBS questions you may want to post them
to a
VBS list and not a JS list ?


----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert T Turner" <rturner003@b...>
To: "javascript" <javascript@p...>
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 14:28
Subject: [javascript] webbrowser and object doesn't support this
property......


> I have tried several routines, on different browsers and different
> machines but when I try using the webbrowser control all I get is a
script
> error of 'object doesn't support this propert or method'.
>
> For example this is a piece of code from a MSDN page:
>
> [HTML]
> [HEAD]
> [OBJECT ID="wbp"
> CLASSID="CLSID:778C58A9-81B6-11D3-BB8F-00C04FA3471C"]
> [/OBJECT]
> [SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBScript"]
>    Sub Print()
>        If Len(wbp.DefaultPrinterName) = 0 Then
>            MsgBox "No default printer!"
>            Exit Sub
>        End If
>        wbp.Header = "My Header"
>        wbp.Orientation = 2 ' Landscape
>        wbp.Print
>    End Sub
> [/SCRIPT]
> [/HEAD]
> [BODY]
> [INPUT TYPE="BUTTON" VALUE="Print" ONCLICK="Print()"]
> [/BODY]
> [/HTML]
>
> this comes up with 'object doesn't support this propert or
> method 'wbp.DefaultPrinterName''
>
> Has anybody any ideas, it is driving me crazy and it is probably
something
> silly!
>
> Robert
>
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