The application is a standard VB6 project.  With in the form it is 
possible to place a ActiveX object called a Scriptlet.  Within that 
object is a property named URL that has a local HTML file in it.  When 
the project is run the Scriptlet is on the form, however,  about one in 
square of the HTML file is visable in the upper left hand corner, almost 
like a thumb nail view.   The HTML was written for me and is not my 
strength.  Other than to know that it runs fine in a browser window I 
can tell you much about it.  Actually, I just about lied.  It also is 
written in VB.

Robert

Yehuda Rosenblum wrote:

> In what is this scriptlet being built?
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Robert Catherina [mailto:robertpc@r...]
> Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2001 11:52 AM
> To: professional vb
> Subject: [pro_vb] VB6 Project with scriptlet object
> 
> 
> I am attempting to place a scriptlet object in a VB6 database project.
> Everything seems to work fine except the url fills about 2 square inches
> in
> upper left hand corner of the scriptlet window.  None of the properties
> of
> the scriptlet seem to address this so it must be on the html side, which
> I
> have a couple of people scratching there head over.   Is this the
> maximum
> size of a scriptlet or am I missing something here?