Thanx!

I sure do, but I've learned not to trust it without a second opinion. I've
looked things up before only to find out it is dis-information, due to the
fact it is often the case there are two versions of the same class with the
same name just under different namespaces.

I recently had a bug that lasted for a week because I didn't know there are
more than TWO different Timer classes which look identical but don't work in
the same situations. In this case, don't try to manipulate Form controls
using a System::Timers::Timer, and don't try to launch Speech Recognition
using a System::Windows:Forms::Timer. You can see how just looking up one of
these Timers can lead you down the wrong path, and how does one even know to
look up DIFFERENT Timers to find what is needed, or know without
experimentation which ones work when and with what? MSDN is NOT a good
source to look things up the FIRST time one wants to use a new class (but
great once you know HOW TO use it, as a reference it is great, but a catalog
of car parts won't tell you how to build a car with them).

And yes, there is more than one WebBrowser class in different namespaces.
Plus, although I can see how it must haved looked to you, I got lucky with
the name. I didn't know that is what it is called. THAT is another problem
with MSDN, all you can do is HOPE you guess the same name that MS decided
upon. How did I know it wasn't going to be called Browser, or
InternetBrowser, or NetBrowser, or Webpage, or WebForm, or InternetForm, or
NetForm, or BrowserForm, etc.? And what if more than one of these exists,
and more than one class exists for each in different namespaces? How do I
know which one to use (the descriptions on the MSDN pages rarely tell you
when each is appropriate, its just a list of the components that make up the
class). And that's asuming the ability I want even exists, how do I even
know that? And if I find something that looks like the name implies it will
do what I want, I can't rely on it. For an example, try playing with
VScrollBar->ForeColor and VScrollBar->BackColor and see if they do what
you'd think they should do [hint - writing to them will CRASH the program in
many cases]... :)

And even when I do FIND a WebBrowser class, how do I know it is the BEST
class available for the task, espcially if it is a .NET 2.0 version? Too
many IF's not to ask someone's advice in a newsgroup like this, and it saves
a lot of time. I have answered similar questions in this newsgroup if
someone asks and I happen to know the answer, I even enjoy it!

So based on your answer, I'll look at the
System::Windows::Forms::WebBrowser. Until your answer, I couldn't be sure
what namespace to look in.

In short, trying to look something up without a human being giving advice is
prone to many days of working with the wrong class (and, like I said, this
has happened to me before)...  : )

[==Peter==]