IEWebBrowserMBS.AddressBar as Boolean

(Read and Write property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.Busy as Boolean

If the control is busy, you can use the Stop method to cancel the navigation or download operation before it is completed.
(Read only property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.FullName as String

Internet Explorer 8 and later. Always returns an empty string.
This method also updates the window list.
(Read only property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.FullScreen as Boolean

True: Internet Explorer is in full-screen mode.
False: Default. Internet Explorer is in normal window mode.

In full-screen mode, the Internet Explorer main window is maximized, and the status bar, toolbar, menu bar, and title bar are hidden.
Setting FullScreen (even to false) resets the values of the AddressBar and ToolBar properties to true. Disable the address bar and toolbars after you set the FullScreen property.
The WebBrowser object saves the value of this property, but otherwise ignores it.
(Read and Write property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.Handle as Integer

(Read only property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.LocationName as String

If the resource is an HTML webpage, the name is the title of the document. If the resource is a folder or file on the network or local computer, the name is the full file system path of the folder or file in Universal Naming Convention (UNC) format.
If this method is called before the first navigation is complete, InternetExplorer returns an empty string.
(Read only property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.LocationURL as String

Var w as IEWebBrowserMBS = HTMLViewer1.IEWebBrowserMBS
msgbox w.LocationURL

If the resource is a folder or file on the network or local computer, the name is the full path of the folder or file in the Universal Naming Convention (UNC) format.
If this method is called before the first navigation is complete, InternetExplorer returns an empty string.
(Read only property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.MenuBar as Boolean

True: Default. Menu bar is visible.
False: Menu bar is hidden.
(Read and Write property)

Some examples using this property:

• /Win/HTMLViewer Windows/DebugBar
• /Win/HTMLViewer Windows/Eval Javascript Win
• /Win/HTMLViewer Windows/HTMLViewer Post and Headers
• /Win/HTMLViewer Windows/Run JavaScript Function

IEWebBrowserMBS.Name as String

Var w as IEWebBrowserMBS = HTMLViewer1.IEWebBrowserMBS
msgbox w.Name

(Read only property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.Offline as Boolean

In offline mode, the browser is forced to read HTML pages from the local cache instead of reading from the source document online.
The WebBrowser object delegates this method to the top-level frame. If no frame exists, it returns false.
(Read and Write property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.ReadyState as Integer

(Read only property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.RegisterAsBrowser as Boolean

The architecture of Windows Internet Explorer allows for multiple instances of the IWebBrowser2 object. A "top-level" IWebBrowser2 object is the parent of all other IWebBrowser2 objects. Only top-level objects can register as a browser with this method.
By setting this property to True, Internet Explorer and Windows can locate other top-level IWebBrowser2 objects that can participate in frame name resolution. For example, if the user clicks on a hyperlink that specifies a target attribute that is not in the current window, Internet Explorer searches all registered IWebBrowser2 objects in an attempt to resolve the target name.
After the window is registered as a top-level browser, it cannot be unregistered.
(Read and Write property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.RegisterAsDropTarget as Boolean

A drop target is an object that has been registered to accept data from a drag-and-drop operation.
The WebBrowser object delegates this method to the top-level frame. If no frame exists, it raises exception.
(Read and Write property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.Silent as Boolean

False: Default. Dialog boxes and messages can be displayed. Critical errors and security alerts are not suppressed.
True: Dialog boxes are not displayed.

The WebBrowser object delegates this method to the top-level frame. If no frame exists, it raises exception.
(Read and Write property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.StatusBar as Boolean

The WebBrowser object saves the value of this property, but otherwise ignores it.
(Read and Write property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.StatusText as String

Var w as IEWebBrowserMBS = HTMLViewer1.IEWebBrowserMBS
msgbox w.StatusText

Windows Internet Explorer 7 and later. The security settings that restrict access to the status bar from script do not apply to this method.
(Read and Write property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.TheaterMode as Boolean

True: Object is in theater mode.
False: Default. Object is in normal mode.

In theater mode, the object's main window fills the entire screen and displays a toolbar that has a minimal set of navigational buttons. A status bar is also provided in the upper-right corner of the screen. Explorer bars, such as History and Favorites , are displayed as an autohide pane on the left edge of the screen in theater mode.

Setting TheaterMode (even to false) resets the values of the AddressBar and ToolBar properties to true. Disable the address bar and toolbars after you set the TheaterMode property.
The WebBrowser object saves the value of this property, but otherwise ignores it.
(Read and Write property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.ToolBar as Boolean

False: Toolbar is hidden.
True: Default. Toolbar is visible.

When the ToolBar property is set to falsde, it is not equivalent to the "toolbar=no" feature of window.open. Instead, it turns off all user interface elements that can be considered toolbars, leaving Windows Internet Explorer in a blank state.
The WebBrowser object saves the value of this property, but otherwise ignores it.
(Read and Write property)

IEWebBrowserMBS.Type as String

For example, this method returns "HTML Document" if the document supports the IHTMLDocument2 interface.

The WebBrowser object delegates this method to the top-level frame. If no frame exists, it returns empty text.
(Read only property)