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Hey, im just wondering how to say the source of a webpage that is in your WebBrowser Control.

I've tried loads of methods but i am failing horribly (google isnt my friend today). Just wondering if someone could share some insight .
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Hope this will be helpful

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/329014
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Originally Posted by Aneesh_Argent View Post
Hope this will be helpful

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/329014
i already read through all that lol and i didn't understand
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Originally Posted by FTProtocol View Post
i already read through all that lol and i didn't understand
Even I dont understand the whole article
But U just need to do this:

Include references to the Mshtml.dll file . To do this in your Visual C# .NET project, follow these steps:

1. Click Add Reference on the Project menu.
2. Click the COM tab.
3. Double-click Microsoft HTML Object Library.

On your View Source button or menu Click do this:

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  2. mshtml.HTMLDocument objHtmlDoc = (mshtml.HTMLDocument) webBrowser1.Document.DomDocument;
  3. /*webBrowser1 is the WebBrowser Control showing your page*/
  4. string pageSource = objHtmlDoc.documentElement.innerHTML;
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  6. /* pageSource string variable will contain the source of the page displayed in your browser control. You can dispaly it in whatever way u wish to */
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