Hello,
since .Net Framework 2.0, it's now possible to use the built-in Web
browser component. I migrated my software to use it without any
problem. I don't use the browser for opening URL but instead I simply
generate the HTML content that I assign to the component using the
WebBrowser.DocumentText method.
I have only one problem left : each time I update the page content with
the above method, I get the "click" sound that IE produces when a new
page is refreshing. I couldn't find any properties to turn sound OFF.
Is there a work-around to make sure the browser doesn't make a sound?
Thanks,
Neb
Kevin Spencer - 15 Dec 2005 18:42 GMT
You must turn it off through your System Sounds, in Control Panel.

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