properties of internet browser
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Properties of internet browser
TITLE
The web browser control does not use titles.
VALUE
The web browser control takes an alphanumeric value which is the URL.
SIZE
The WEB BROWSER control defines its height by multiplying the LINES value by cell size.
The WEB BROWSER control defines its width by multiplying the SIZE value by the standard or wide font measure as described below. If the Web browser control is also boxed, the space required for the box is added to the width. The WEB BROWSER control has a minimum width of at least one character.
COLOR
The WEB BROWSER control ignores any colors specified. The actual colors used are system-dependent. Under Windows, the user selects the colors in the Control Panel.
Methods
Methods are implemented as properties in ACUCOBOL-GT. To invoke a method, you modify the control, setting the values of various properties that represent the method parameters. Then, usually in the same modify statement, you set a particular property that represents the method to invoke. Sometimes just setting the value of a control invokes a method.
TITLE
The web browser control does not use titles.
VALUE
The web browser control takes an alphanumeric value which is the URL.
SIZE
The WEB BROWSER control defines its height by multiplying the LINES value by cell size.
The WEB BROWSER control defines its width by multiplying the SIZE value by the standard or wide font measure as described below. If the Web browser control is also boxed, the space required for the box is added to the width. The WEB BROWSER control has a minimum width of at least one character.
COLOR
The WEB BROWSER control ignores any colors specified. The actual colors used are system-dependent. Under Windows, the user selects the colors in the Control Panel.
Methods
Methods are implemented as properties in ACUCOBOL-GT. To invoke a method, you modify the control, setting the values of various properties that represent the method parameters. Then, usually in the same modify statement, you set a particular property that represents the method to invoke. Sometimes just setting the value of a control invokes a method.
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