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Now
you drag an Edit object from the head dialog to your design area
and position it on the background graphic.
You can resize the Edit control by dragging its selection
frame like you did with the Main
Web object .
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- In our example you should
size it to about 350 pixels. Now we need to "tell" BrowserBob
that our Edit control should serve as an addressbar, thus
take a look at the properties dialog and select 'Adressbar Main
Web' under Style.
- In the properties dialog we also
need the 3D option to be checked as shown in the screenshot
to the right.
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Actually, with an addressbar and a web content window, you
have finished the basic work to create a usable webbrowser. Check its
functionality by hitting the Test button on the Main window.
In test mode, the properties dialog and the design area will disappear,
and the generated browser will open. If your internet connection is active,
you should type a URL and hit return into the addressbar to see your browser
work. To return to design mode, just hit the Test button
again.
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