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<Object name="BrowserBar" project="SuperEdi">

  <Title>BrowserBar Object</Title>

  <Description>The BrowserBar object represents the web browser bar.</Description>
  
  <Keywords>BrowserBar, HtmlDocument, LocationName, LocationURL, 
    WebBrowserCtrl, Navigate</Keywords>

  <Property name="HtmlDocument"  type="Dispatch"  write="no">
    <Description>Returns the interface to the HTML document if 
	  the current document is in fact an HTML document.</Description>
  </Property>

  <Property name="LocationName"  type="string"  write="no">
    <Description>Returns a string that contains the name of the resource 
	that the WebBrowser control is currently displaying. If the resource
	is an HTML page on the World Wide Web, the name is the title of that
	page. 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.</Description>
  </Property>

  <Property name="LocationURL"  type="string"  write="no">
    <Description>Returns a string that contains the URL of the resource 
	that the WebBrowser control or Internet Explorer application is 
	currently displaying. 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.
	</Description>
  </Property>

  <Property name="Visible" type="boolean">
  	<Description>Sets or returns whether the browser bar is visible
  	  to the user.</Description>
  </Property>

  <Property name="WebBrowserCtrl"  type="WebBrowser"  write="no">
    <Description>Returns the web browser control. Visit MSDN for 
	  detailed documentation of the WebBrowser Object.</Description>
  </Property>

  <!-- Methods -->

  <Method name="Navigate">
    <Description>Navigates to the resource identified by a Universal 
	  Resource Locator (URL) or to the file identified by a full path.
	</Description>
	<Parameter name="url" type="string" />
    <Syntax>document.Navigate( url )</Syntax>
  </Method>

  <Example language="JScript">
Application.BrowserBar.Navigate( "http://www.google.com" );
  </Example>
</Object>
