Programmer's Guide to Internet Explorer for Microsoft Windows CE 3.0

Internet Explorer for Microsoft Windows CE supports the same features that Microsoft Internet Explorer version 4.0 for Windows-based desktop platforms supports, except for the following features:

• Data binding
• Microsoft Visual Basic, Scripting Edition (VBScript)
• Extensible Markup Language (XML)
• Downloadable Microsoft ActiveX controls
• Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
• Microsoft virtual machine
• Gopher
• Recreation Software Advisory Council on the Internet (RSACi) rating system
• Filters and transitions

  Microsoft JScript, which is compatible with the European Computer Manufacturers Association (ECMA) 262 Language Specification, supports the same features that the version of JScript for Windows-based desktop platforms supports, except for the following features:

  • RegExpsupport
  • SAFEARRAY support, which is used for coexistence with VBScript and other languages
  • Scrrun.dll support; including dictionary object, file object, and so on
  • Automatic loading of type libraries; in other words, the IActiveScript::AddTypeLibmethod is not supported
  • Cross-window object references; for example, opener.top.location

    Internet Explorer for Windows CE is not intended to be an upgrade of the Microsoft Pocket Internet Explorer browser, so Internet Explorer for Windows CE does not attempt to provide backwards compatibility with Pocket Internet Explorer or its custom interfaces.

    Technologies Supported by Internet Explorer for Windows CE

    Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports the following technologies:

    • Dynamic HTML (DHTML)
    • Windows CE-based Internet functions
    • Asynchronous pluggable protocols
    • URL monikers
    • MSHTML
    • Web Browser control
    • MLang

      Internet Explorer for Windows CE also supports:

      • ActiveX controls that are installed on the Windows CE device, but Internet Explorer for Windows CE does not support downloading these controls
      • Cascading style sheet (CSS) support, compliant with CSS1 core functionality
      • Full event model for all tags and objects
      • Integration of JScript and objects
      • International language support, including Unicode characters
      • Images in GIF, JPEG, BMP, and XBM formats
      • Multimedia, using Microsoft DirectShow

        The scripting documentation contained in the MSDN Library (online or CD) includes information on the application programming interfaces (APIs) that Windows CE supports. In this online documentation, you can determine if Windows CE supports an API by moving the mouse pointer over an object name in the Applies Tolists on the pages for properties, methods, events, and collections. See the onclickevent in the DHTML Events reference for an example. Later sections of this document also contain information about APIs that Windows CE supports.

        Currently, the C, C++, and COM reference pages in the MSDN Library for APIs that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports include a Windows CE section. This section indicates the version of Windows CE that supports the API and the minimum version of Internet Explorer that is required. See the InternetOpenfunction reference in the Win32 Internet functions reference for an example of a Windows CE section. The C, C++, and COM references that do not have a Windows CE section are not supported currently in Windows CE.

        DHTML

        DHTML allows you to create Web pages and other documents that automatically and instantly adapt to specific users, user requests, and the changing state of data from sources on the Web and other locations. By using the scripting language of your choice, you can access and manipulate all of the elements of a Web page—tags, attributes, images, objects, and text—to create, move, and modify these elements as needed.

        The following table shows the DHTML objects that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports.

        A	COMMENT	HTML	NOFRAMES	STYLE
        ACRONYM	DD	I	NOSCRIPT	styleSheet
        ADDRESS	DEL	IFRAME	OBJECT	SUB
        APPLET	DFN	IMG	OL	SUP
        AREA	DIR	INPUT	OPTION	TABLE
        B	DIV	INS	P	TBODY
        BASE	DL	ISINDEX	PARAM	TD
        BASEFONT	document	KBD	PLAINTEXT	TEXTAREA
        BGSOUND	DT	LABEL	PRE	TextRange
        BIG	EM	LEGEND	Q	TFOOT
        BLOCKQUOTE	EMBED	LI	S	TH
        BODY	event	LINK	SAMP	THEAD
        BR	FIELDSET	LISTING	screen	TITLE
        BUTTON	FONT	location	SCRIPT	TR
        CAPTION	FORM	MAP	SELECT	TT
        CENTER	FRAME	MARQUEE	selection	U
        CITE	FRAMESET	MENU	SMALL	UL
        clientInformation	HEAD	META	SPAN	VAR
        CODE	history	navigator	STRIKE	WBR
        COL	Hn	NEXTID	STRONG	window
        COLGROUP	HR	NOBR	style	XMP

        The following table shows the DHTML methods that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports. See the MSDN Libraryto determine the objects for which these methods apply. Windows CE does not always apply these methods to all of the objects to which the methods apply on Windows-based desktop platforms.

        add	createTFoot	insertRow	remove
        AddDesktopComponent	createTHead	isEqual	removeAttribute
        addImport	deleteCaption	IsSubscribed	replace
        addRule	deleteCell	item	reset
        alert	deleteRow	javaEnabled	resizeBy
        assign	deleteTFoot move	resizeTo
        back	deleteTHead	moveBy	scrollBy
        blur	duplicate	moveEnd	scrollIntoView
        clear	elementFromPoint	moveStart	scrollTo
        clearInterval	empty	moveTo	select
        clearTimeout	execScript	moveToBookmark	setAttribute
        click	expand	moveToPoint	setEndPoint
        close	findText	navigate	setInterval
        collapse	focus	NavigateAndFind	setTimeout
        compareEndPoints	forward	nextPage	showModalDialog
        componentFromPoint	getAttribute	open	start
        confirm	getBookmark	parentElement	stop
        contains	go	pasteHTML	submit
        createCaption	ImportExportFavorites	previousPage	tags
        createElement	inRange	prompt	taintEnabled
        createRange	insertAdjacentHTML	refresh	write
        createStyleSheet	insertAdjacentText	reload	writeIn
        createTextRange	insertCell

        The following table shows the DHTML events that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports. See the MSDN Libraryto determine the objects for which these events apply. Windows CE does not always apply these events to all of the objects to which the events apply on Windows-based desktop platforms.

        onabort	onerror	onload	onresize
        onblur	onfinish	onmousedown	onscroll
        onbounce	onfocus	onmousemove	onselect
        onchange	onhelp	onmouseout	onselectstart
        onclick	onkeydown	onmouseover	onstart
        ondblclick	onkeypress	onmouseup	onsubmit
        ondragstart	onkeyup	onreset	onunload

        The following table shows the DHTML collections that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports. See the MSDN Libraryto determine the objects for which these collections apply. Windows CE does not always apply these collections to all of the objects to which the collections apply on Windows-based desktop platforms.

        all	elements	options
        anchors	embeds	plugins
        applets	forms	rows
        areas	frames	rules
        bookmarks	images	scripts
        cells	imports	styleSheets
        children	links	tBodies

        The following table shows the DHTML properties that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports. See the MSDN Libraryto determine the objects for which these properties apply. Windows CE does not always apply these properties to all of the objects to which the properties apply on Windows-based desktop platforms.

        !important	colorDepth	leftMargin	readOnly
        accessKey	cols	length	readyState
        action	colSpan	letterSpacing	referrer
        activeElement	compact	lineHeight	rel
        align	complete	link	returnValue
        aLink	content	linkColor	rev
        aLinkColor	cookie	listStyle	right
        alt	cookieEnabled	listStyleImage	rightMargin
        altHTML	coords	listStylePosition	rowIndex
        altKey	cpuClass	listStyleType	rows
        appCodeName	ctrlKey	loop	rowSpan
        appMinorVersion	cursor	lowsrc	rules
        appName	data	margin	scopeName
        appVersion	defaultCharset	marginBottom	scroll
        availHeight	defaultChecked	marginHeight	scrollAmount
        availWidth	defaultSelected	marginLeft	scrollDelay
        background	defaultStatus	marginRight	scrollHeight
        backgroundAttachment	defaultValue	marginTop	scrolling
        backgroundColor	defer	marginWidth	scrollLeft
        backgroundImage	dialogArguments	maxLength	scrollTop
        backgroundPosition	dialogHeight	media	search
        backgroundPositionX	dialogLeft	menuArguments	sectionRowIndex
        backgroundPositionY	dialogTop	method	selected
        backgroundRepeat	dialogWidth	Methods	selectedIndex
        balance	direction	multiple	self
        behavior	disabled	name	shape
        bgColor	display	noHref	shiftKey
        bgProperties	domain	noResize	size
        border	encoding	noShade	sourceIndex
        borderBottom	event	noWrap	span
        borderBottomColor	expando	object	src
        borderBottomStyle	face	offsetHeight	srcElement
        borderBottomWidth	fgColor	offsetLeft	start
        borderColor	fileCreatedDate	offsetParent	status
        borderColorDark	fileModifiedDate	offsetTop	styleFloat
        borderColorLight	fileSize	offsetWidth	systemLanguage
        borderLeft	fileUpdatedDate	offsetX	tabIndex
        borderLeftColor	font	offsetY	tableLayout
        borderLeftStyle	fontFamily	onLine	tagName
        borderLeftWidth	fontSize	opener	tagUrn
        borderRight	fontSmoothingEnabled	outerHTML	target
        borderRightColor	fontStyle	outerText	text
        borderRightStyle	fontVariant	overflow	textAlign
        borderRightWidth	fontWeight	overflowX	textDecoration
        borderStyle	form	overflowY	textDecorationLineThrough
        borderTop	frame	owningElement	textDecorationNone
        borderTopColor	frameBorder	padding	textDecorationOverline
        borderTopStyle	frameSpacing	paddingBottom	textDecorationUnderline
        borderTopWidth	hash	paddingLeft	textIndent
        borderWidth	height	paddingRight	textTransform
        bottom	hidden	paddingTop	tFoot
        bottomMargin	host	pageBreakAfter	tHead
        boundingHeight	hostname	pageBreakBefore	title
        boundingLeft	href	palette	toElement
        boundingTop	hspace	parent	top
        boundingWidth	htmlFor	parentElement	topMargin
        browserLanguage	htmlText	parentStyleSheet	trueSpeed
        bufferDepth	httpEquiv	parentTextEdit	type
        cancelBubble	id	parentWindow	units
        caption	indeterminate	pathname	updateInterval
        cellIndex	index	pixelBottom	URL
        cellPadding	innerHTML	pixelHeight	urn
        cellSpacing	innerText	pixelLeft	useMap
        checked	isMap	pixelRight	userAgent
        classid	isTextEdit	pixelTop	userLanguage
        className	keyCode	pixelWidth	vAlign
        clear	lang	platform	value
        clientHeight	language	port	verticalAlign
        clientLeft	lastModified	posBottom	visibility
        clientTop	layoutGrid	posHeight	vLink
        clientWidth	layoutGridChar	position	vlinkColor
        clip	layoutGridCharSpacing	posLeft	volume
        closed	layoutGridLine	posRight	vspace
        code	layoutGridMode	posTop	width
        codeBase	layoutGridType	posWidth	wrap
        codeType	left	protocol	zIndex
        color

        The following table shows the DHTML input types that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports.

        button	file	image	radio	submit
        checkbox	hidden	password	reset	text

        Windows CE-based Internet Functions

        The Windows CE Internet API (WinInet) is an API that is used for Internet client application development. The Wininet.dll module exports WinInetfunctions that are used to develop Internet applications, such as Web browsers and FTP applications.

        WinInet is similar to WinInet for Windows-based desktop platforms, with the following exceptions:

        • Microsoft ActiveX controls are not supported.
        • The Gopher protocol and Gopher functions are not supported.

          WinInetenables multithreaded applications to make concurrent calls to WinInetfunctions from different threads. WinInetfunctions synchronize if necessary, but these functions do not validate parameters.

          The following table shows the WinInetfunctions that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports.

          InternetCanonicalizeUrl	InternetQueryDataAvailable
          InternetCloseHandle	InternetQueryOption
          InternetCombineUrl	InternetReadFile
          InternetConnect	InternetReadFileEx
          InternetCrackUrl	InternetSetCookie
          InternetCreateUrl	InternetSetFilePointer
          InternetErrorDlg	InternetSetOption
          InternetFindNextFile	InternetSetStatusCallback
          InternetGetCookie	InternetTimeFromSystemTime
          InternetGetLastResponseInfo	InternetTimeToSystemTime
          InternetLockRequestFile	InternetUnlockRequestFile
          InternetOpen	InternetWriteFile
          InternetOpenUrl

          Asynchronous Pluggable Protocols

          Asynchronous pluggable protocols enable developers to create pluggable protocol handlers, Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension (MIME) filters, and name-space handlers that work with Internet Explorer for Windows CE and a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) moniker.

          Applications can use pluggable protocol handlers to handle a custom URL protocol scheme or filter data for a designated MIME type.

          The ability to handle a custom URL protocol scheme by using a pluggable protocol handler allows developers to implement new or custom protocol schemes for Internet Explorer for Windows CE and for applications that use URL monikers. The default pluggable protocol handler that is included with Internet Explorer for Windows CE handles existing protocol schemes, such as Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) and File Transfer Protocol (FTP).

          Pluggable MIME filters can be used to filter data for a particular MIME type. Unlike standard pluggable protocol handlers and pluggable name-space handlers, which only provide data, pluggable MIME filters both read and provide data.

          The following table shows the interfaces and methods that are related to asynchronous pluggable protocols that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports.

          IInternetBindInfo	IInternetProtocolRoot::Continue
          IInternetBindInfo::GetBindInfo	IInternetProtocolRoot::Resume
          IInternetBindInfo::GetBindString	IInternetProtocolRoot::Start
          IInternetProtocol	IInternetProtocolRoot::Terminate
          IInternetProtocol::LockRequest	IInternetProtocolSink
          IInternetProtocol::Read	IInternetProtocolSink::ReportData
          IInternetProtocol::Seek	IInternetProtocolSink::ReportProgress
          IInternetProtocol::UnlockRequest	IInternetProtocolSink::ReportResult
          IInternetProtocolInfo	IInternetProtocolSink::Switch
          IInternetProtocolInfo::CombineUrl	IInternetSession
          IInternetProtocolInfo::CompareUrl	IInternetSession::RegisterMimeFilter
          IInternetProtocolInfo::ParseUrl	IInternetSession::RegisterNameSpace
          IInternetProtocolInfo::QueryInfo	IInternetSession::UnregisterMimeFilter
          IInternetProtocolRoot	IInternetSession::UnregisterNameSpace
          IInternetProtocolRoot::Abort

          The following table shows the functions that are related to asynchronous pluggable protocols that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports.

          CoInternetGetProtocolFlags

          CoInternetGetSession

          CoInternetParseUrl

          The following table shows the structures that are related to asynchronous pluggable protocols that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports.

          PROTOCOLDATA

          PROTOCOLFILTERDATA

          The following table shows the enumerations that are related to asynchronous pluggable protocols that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports.

          BINDSTRING

          FLAGS

          PARSEACTION

          URL Monikers

          A URL moniker is a system-provided moniker class that supports asynchronous binding to a URL.

          Monikers are used as the basis for linking in OLE. After a moniker is bound to an object, the IMoniker interface for the moniker can be used to locate, activate, and access the bound object without having any other specific information on where the actual object is located. For standard monikers, this binding process occurs synchronously, which does not impact performance dramatically, because the moniker and object are usually on a local system. Examples of objects that can be bound to a moniker include files, items, and pointers.

          Binding a moniker to a URL synchronously impacts performance, because the process has to wait for responses from the network before completing the binding process. Using asynchronous URL monikers and the URL functions allows an application to bind a moniker to a URL without affecting performance.

          The following table shows the interfaces and methods that are related to URL monikers that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports.

          IAuthenticate	IBindStatusCallback::OnStartBinding
          IAuthenticate::Authenticate	IBindStatusCallback::OnStopBinding
          IBindHost	IHttpNegotiate
          IBindHost::CreateMoniker	IHttpNegotiate::BeginningTransaction
          IBindHost::MonikerBindToObject	IHttpNegotiate::OnResponse
          IBindHost::MonikerBindToStorage	IHttpSecurity
          IBinding	IHttpSecurity::OnSecurityProblem
          IBinding::Abort	IPersistMoniker
          IBinding::GetBindResult	IPersistMoniker::GetCurMoniker
          IBinding::GetPriority	IPersistMoniker::IsDirty
          IBinding::Resume	IPersistMoniker::Load
          IBinding::SetPriority	IPersistMoniker::Save
          IBinding::Suspend	IPersistMoniker::SaveCompleted
          IBindStatusCallback	IWindowForBindingUI
          IBindStatusCallback::GetBindInfo	IWindowForBindingUI::GetWindow
          IBindStatusCallback::GetPriority	IWinInetHttpInfo
          IBindStatusCallback::OnDataAvailable	IWinInetHttpInfo::QueryInfo
          IBindStatusCallback::OnObjectAvailable	IWinInetInfo
          IBindStatusCallback::OnProgress	IWinInetInfo::QueryOption

          The following table shows the functions that are related to URL monikers that Windows CE supports.

          CoInternetCombineUrl	GetClassFileOrMime
          CoInternetCompareUrl	IsAsyncMoniker
          CoInternetQueryInfo	ObtainUserAgentString
          CreateAsyncBindCtxEx	RegisterBindStatusCallback
          CreateURLMoniker	ReleaseBindInfo
          FindMimeFromData	RevokeBindStatusCallback

          The following table shows the structures and enumerations that are related to URL monikers that Windows CE supports.

          BINDF	BINDINFOF	BINDSTRING	BSCF
          BINDINFO	BINDSTATUS	BINDVERB	QUERYOPTION

          The following table shows the error values that are related to URL monikers that Windows CE supports.

          INET_E_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED	INET_E_NO_SESSION
          INET_E_CANNOT_CONNECT	INET_E_NO_VALID_MEDIA
          INET_E_CANNOT_INSTANTIATE_OBJECT	INET_E_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND
          INET_E_CANNOT_LOAD_DATA	INET_E_QUERYOPTION_UNKNOWN
          INET_E_CANNOT_LOCK_REQUEST	INET_E_REDIRECT_TO_DIR
          INET_E_CANNOT_REPLACE_SFP_FILE	INET_E_REDIRECTING
          INET_E_CODE_DOWNLOAD_DECLINED	INET_E_RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND
          INET_E_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT	INET_E_RESULT_DISPATCHED
          INET_E_DATA_NOT_AVAILABLE	INET_E_SECURITY_PROBLEM
          INET_E_DEFAULT_ACTION	INET_E_UNKNOWN_PROTOCOL
          INET_E_DOWNLOAD_FAILURE	INET_E_USE_DEFAULT_PROTOCOLHANDLER
          INET_E_INVALID_REQUEST	INET_E_USE_DEFAULT_SETTINGS
          INET_E_INVALID_URL

          MSHTML

          MSHTML is a rendering engine and parser for HTML. Introduced in Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0, it is the main HTML component of the Internet Explorer Web browser and can be reused in other applications. It hosts ActiveX controls and supports the OLE Control 96 (OC96) specification for windowless controls. Controls that use the OC96 interfaces can gain in performance, and they can be transparent and have an irregular shape.

          The following table shows the MSHTML interfaces that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports. To determine the methods that Windows CE supports for each of these interfaces, see the MSDN Library.

          IHTMLAnchorElement	IHMTLFormElement	IHTMLOptionElementFactory
          IHTMLAreaElement	IHTMLFrameBase	IHTMLOptionsHolder
          IHTMLAreasCollection	IHTMLFrameElement	IHTMLParaElement
          IHTMLBaseElement	IHTMLFramesCollection2	IHMTLPluginsCollection
          IHTMLBaseFontElement	IHTMLFrameSetElement	IHTMLRuleStyle
          IHTMLBGsound	IHTMLHeaderElement	IHTMLScreen
          IHTMLBlockElement	IHTMLHRElement	IHTMLScriptElement
          IHTMLBodyElement	IHTMLIFrameElement	IHTMLSelectElement
          IHTMLBRElement	IHTMLImageLElementFactory	IHTMLSelectionElement
          IHTMLButtonElement	IHTMLImgElement	IHTMLSpanFlow
          IHTMLCommentElement	IHTMLInputButtonElement	IHTMLStyle
          IHTMLControlElement	IHTMLInputFileElement	IHTMLStyleElement
          IHTMLControlRange	IHTMLInputHiddenElement	IHTMLStyleSheet
          IHTMLDataBinding	IHTMLInputImageElement	IHTMLStyleSheetRule
          IHTMLDDElement	IHTMLInputTextElement	IHTMLStyleSheetRulesCollection
          IHTMLDialog	IHTMLIsIndexElement	IHTMLStyleSheetsCollection
          IHTMLDivElement	IHTMLLabelElement	IHTMLTable
          IHTMLDivPosition	IHTMLLegendElement	IHTMLTableCaption
          IHTMLDListElement	IHTMLLIElement	IHTMLTableCell
          IHTMLDocument	IHTMLLinkElement	IHTMLTableCol
          IHTMLDocument2	IHTMLLocation	IHTMLTableRow
          IHTMLDTElement	IHTMLMapElement	IHTMLTableSection
          IHTMLElement	IHTMLMarqueeElement	IHTMLTextAreaElement
          IHTMLElementCollection	IHTMLMetaElement	IHTMLTextContainer
          IHTMLEmbedElement	IHTMLMimeTypesCollection	IHTMLTextElement
          IHTMLEventObj	IHTMLNextIdElement	IHTMLTitleElement
          IHTMLFieldSetElement	IHTMLObjectElement	IHTMLTxtRange
          IHTMLFiltersCollection	IHTMLOListElement	IHTMLUListElement
          IHTMLFontElement	IHTMLOpsProfile	IHTMLWindow2
          IHTMLFontNamesCollection	IHTMLOptionButtonElement	IOmHistory
          IHTMLFontSizesCollection	IHTMLOptionElement	IOmNavigator

          The following table shows the MSHTML element events that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports.

          onabort	onerror	onkeydown	onload	onscroll
          onblur	onfocus	onkeypress	onmouseup	onselectstart
          onclick	onhelp	onkeyup	onresize

          The following table shows the MSHTML document events that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports.

          onclick	onkeydown	onkeyup	onselectstart
          onhelp	onkeypress	onmouseup

          Internet Explorer for Windows CE does not support any MSHTML element events2.

          Web Browser Control

          The Shdocvw.dll component, which is referred to more frequently as the Web Browser control, supplies the functionality that is associated with navigation, in-place linking, management of favorites and history, and support of PICS. In-place linking refers to the ability to click a link in the HTML of the loaded document and load a new HTML document in the same instance of the Web Browser control. This dynamic-link library (or DLL) also exposes interfaces to its host to allow it to be hosted separately as an ActiveX control.

          The following table shows the interfaces and methods that are related to the Web Browser control that Windows CE supports.

          DWebBrowserEvents2	IWebBrowser2::get_RegisterAsBrowser
          DWebBrowserEvents2::BeforeNavigate2	IWebBrowser2::get_Resizable
          DWebBrowserEvents2::CommandStateChange	IWebBrowser2::get_Silent
          DWebBrowserEvents2::DocumentComplete	IWebBrowser2::get_Top
          DWebBrowserEvents2::DownloadBegin	IWebBrowser2::get_TopLevelContainer
          DWebBrowserEvents2::DownloadComplete	IWebBrowser2::get_Visible
          DWebBrowserEvents2::NavigateComplete2	IWebBrowser2::get_Width
          DWebBrowserEvents2::NewWindow2	IWebBrowser2::GetProperty
          DWebBrowserEvents2::OnQuit	IWebBrowser2::GoBack
          DWebBrowserEvents2::OnVisible	IWebBrowser2::GoForward
          DWebBrowserEvents2::ProgressChange	IWebBrowser2::GoHome
          DWebBrowserEvents2::PropertyChange	IWebBrowser2::GoSearch
          DWebBrowserEvents2::StatusTextChange	IWebBrowser2::Navigate
          DWebBrowserEvents2::TitleChange	IWebBrowser2::Navigate2
          IWebBrowser2	IWebBrowser2::put_FullScreen
          IWebBrowser2::ClientToWindow	IWebBrowser2::put_Height
          IWebBrowser2::ExecWB	IWebBrowser2::put_Left
          IWebBrowser2::get_Application	IWebBrowser2::put_RegisterAsBrowser
          IWebBrowser2::get_Busy	IWebBrowser2::put_RegisterAsDropTarget
          IWebBrowser2::get_Document	IWebBrowser2::put_Resizable
          IWebBrowser2::get_FullName	IWebBrowser2::put_Silent
          IWebBrowser2::get_Height	IWebBrowser2::put_Top
          IWebBrowser2::get_HWND	IWebBrowser2::put_Visible
          IWebBrowser2::get_Left	IWebBrowser2::put_Width
          IWebBrowser2::get_LocationName	IWebBrowser2::PutProperty
          IWebBrowser2::get_LocationURL	IWebBrowser2::QueryStatusWB
          IWebBrowser2::get_Name	IWebBrowser2::Quit
          IWebBrowser2::get_Parent	IWebBrowser2::Refresh
          IWebBrowser2::get_Path	IWebBrowser2::Refresh2
          IWebBrowser2::get_ReadyState	IWebBrowser2::Stop

          The following table shows the enumerations that are related to the Web Browser control that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports.

          BROWSERNAVCONSTANTS	READYSTATE
          COMMANDSTATECHANGECONSTANTS	REFRESHCONSTANTS

          MLang

          MLang is a set of APIs that is designed to help make software that interacts with Internet data more international. More specifically, MLang helps solve problems that are presented by the multilingual environment that exists for software today.

          MLang offers APIs for several areas of Internet software internationalization. Included in these APIs is a rich set of character set conversion APIs, the most important of which translates all current Internet character sets to Unicode and back. Developers can use these conversion APIs to base their applications entirely on Unicode and free them from dependencies on particular Internet character sets. MLang also provides two code-page detection methods that automatically determine in which languages and code pages data is written. MLang maps the relationship between a MIME character-set identifier such as "gb2312" and an unsigned integer that can be passed into MLang APIs or into standard Win32 APIs. MLang provides information about the character set and font support for specific scripts that are available on the computer that is running the software. This script and font information can be used to implement font linking, which is a general way to render an arbitrary Unicode character on a system. To complete the functionality, MLang allows an application to perform globalized line breaking and conversions between language identifiers in RFC1766 format and Microsoft Windows CE locale identifiers (LCIDs).

          The following table shows the MLang objects that Windows CE supports.

          Code Page Enumeration	MultiLanguage
          Conversion	Script Enumeration
          Locale	Enumeration

          The following table shows the MLanginterfaces and methods that Windows CE supports.

          IEnumCodePage	IMLangFontLink2
          IEnumCodePage::Next	IMLangFontLink2::CodePageToScriptID
          IEnumCodePage::Reset	IMLangFontLink2::GetFontCodePages
          IEnumCodePage::Skip	IMLangFontLink2::GetFontUnicodeRanges
          IEnumRfc1766	IMLangFontLink2::GetScriptFontInfo
          IEnumRfc1766::Next	IMLangFontLink2::MapFont
          IEnumRfc1766::Reset	IMLangFontLink2::ReleaseFont
          IEnumRfc1766::Skip	IMLangFontLink2::ResetFontMapping
          IMLangCodePages	IMLangLineBreakConsole
          IMLangCodePages::CodePagesToCodePage	IMLangLineBreakConsole::BreakLineA
          IMLangCodePages::CodePageToCodePages	IMLangLineBreakConsole::BreakLineW
          IMLangCodePages::GetCharCodePages	IMultiLanguage
          IMLangCodePages::GetStrCodePages	IMultiLanguage::ConvertString
          IMLangConvertCharset	IMultiLanguage::ConvertStringFromUnicode
          IMLangConvertCharset::DoConversion	IMultiLanguage::ConvertStringToUnicode
          IMLangConvertCharset::DoConversionFromUnicode	IMultiLanguage::CreateConvertCharset
          IMLangConvertCharset::DoConversionToUnicode	IMultiLanguage::EnumCodePages
          IMLangConvertCharset::GetDestinationCodePage	IMultiLanguage::EnumRfc1766
          IMLangConvertCharset::GetProperty	IMultiLanguage::GetCharsetInfo
          IMLangConvertCharset::GetSourceCodePage	IMultiLanguage::GetCodePageInfo
          IMLangConvertCharset::Initialize	IMultiLanguage::GetFamilyCodePage
          IMLangFontLink	IMultiLanguage::GetLcidFromRfc1766
          IMLangFontLink::GetFontCodePages	IMultiLanguage::GetNumberOfCodePageInfo
          IMLangFontLink::MapFont	IMultiLanguage::GetRfc1766FromLcid
          IMLangFontLink::ReleaseFont	IMultiLanguage::GetRfc1766Info
          IMLangFontLink::ResetFontMapping	IMultiLanguage::IsConvertible

          The following table shows the MLang structures that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports.

          MIMECPINFO

          MIMECSETINFO

          RFC1766INFO

          The following table shows the MLang enumerations that Internet Explorer for Windows CE supports.

          MIMECONTF

          MLCONVCHAR

          For More Information

          For more information on Web site design and development, see the MSDN Library.

          For more information on WinInetfunctions, see the Microsoft Windows CE 3.0 Platform Builder Software Development Kit (SDK) documentation.

          For more information on Windows CE development and customizing Windows CE, see the Microsoft Windows CE 3.0 Platform Builder Software Development Kit (SDK) documentation.

          For more information on the Microsoft Windows programming environment, see both the Microsoft Windows CE 3.0 Platform Builder SDK and Programming Windowsby Charles Petzold (Microsoft Press, 1999).

          
          

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