Description: If you want to write into webbrowser in windows form in C#, you have to make reference MSHTML library and use its interface to do so. The trick is, if you did this in ASP or Visual Basic, you can simply put wb.document.write(sHtml) where wb is WebBrowser a object and sHtml is a string. In .Net it works differently. You can create sample project in VB.6 and load it into VB.NET. It would complains about bad type variable, but will compile and run (surprisingly, if just...
