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wackywoo105

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Is it possible to have an access form Edge browser window visible but lock it from any input and only allow it to be scrolled up and down?

Is it also possible to have the form Edge browser window pop out to a full Edge browser window? I'm guessing if this happens it will no longer be controllable with VBA?
 

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I take it this is a no then.

In that case is it possible to hide the edge browser control?

I've tried

Code:
Me.EdgeBrowser0.Visible = False

but this just causes access to crash.

I still use the IE browser in hidden mode to to get round a website that started blocking a Set winReq = CreateObject("MSXML2.XMLHTTP") routine, and that works fine, but I can't use IE for this routine.
 

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Is it possible to have an access form Edge browser window visible but lock it from any input and only allow it to be scrolled up and down?

Is it also possible to have the form Edge browser window pop out to a full Edge browser window? I'm guessing if this happens it will no longer be controllable with VBA?

I haven't experimented with this at all but...
Your first point - what if you set the browser control on the form to locked?

Second point - no once it's opened as a separate window instance you have lost control of it as far as I am aware, unless you can use a command line option to make it read only?
 

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