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i would like to import or show an existing file (html or xls) on my hard drive into a form.
it's to make a catalog
i have e few sheets and html pages and when i push a button in my app one of the fils chould open in a form.
i try the show code , but don't get the whole code
Would it be sufficient to merely have your VB application open the Microsoft program with the target .xls in its window?
Would it be sufficient to have the .html open in a browser, launched from your VB?
no , it's a catalog with a lot of file's.
i have a main form with 20 buttons , and every button has to open a xls or html file.
It only has to open them to view , not to change or edit.