Visual Basic is software used to create various kinds of programs including games, electronic forms, and applications that make use of a graphical user interface. If saved in the proper format, as a WPF browser application, users can view their Visual Basic programs of their HTML Web pages. If these pages are after that hosted online, designers can save hours of work by lacking to create these forms and applications solely utilizing Web programming code, which doesn't offer the variety of features and simplicity of use that Visual Basic does.
Instructions:
1. Find the actual directory where you saved your WPF browser software. Select all the files containing the name of the WPF browser application. Then copy and paste them to the folder that contains your HTML file.
2. Right-click your own HTML file, select "Open With... " and click on "Notepad. "
3. Choose the spot in your HTML page where you need to display your WPF browser application, then copy and paste the next code into the open Notepad window. Replace "BrowserApplication" using the name of your specific browser application.
<iFrame src="BrowserApplication.xbap"></iFrame>
4. Click "File" from the gray bar at the the surface of the Notepad window, then click "Save. " Close Notepad, and double-click the HTML file to see your displayed WPF browser application.
Instructions:
1. Find the actual directory where you saved your WPF browser software. Select all the files containing the name of the WPF browser application. Then copy and paste them to the folder that contains your HTML file.
2. Right-click your own HTML file, select "Open With... " and click on "Notepad. "
3. Choose the spot in your HTML page where you need to display your WPF browser application, then copy and paste the next code into the open Notepad window. Replace "BrowserApplication" using the name of your specific browser application.
<iFrame src="BrowserApplication.xbap"></iFrame>
4. Click "File" from the gray bar at the the surface of the Notepad window, then click "Save. " Close Notepad, and double-click the HTML file to see your displayed WPF browser application.