Re: SizeToContent for IE

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"Csaba Gabor" <danswer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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'Render page. BODY element => messy. Must be better way
ie.document.parentWindow.execScript( _
"document.write(""" & bodyHTML & """);document.close()")
'ie.document.body.scroll = "no"

Have you considered just creating a new body element and then
replacing the old body node with the new body element and set body
attributes as desired?
To see the technique in action, try the sample JScript here; it is
easily ported to VBScript.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms536719(VS.85).aspx

I get confused by the terminolgy; I don't understand what the
difference is between an HTML element and an HTML node.

-Paul Randall


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