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Preview xml string from memory with WebBrowser control

 
 
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      30th Mar 2004
I need to prevew XMLstring in my application. I loke how IE does it. I dropped AxSHDocVw.AxWebBrowser control in my winform, but could not make it to take my xml string and display it.

I know how to do it in C++, using IHTMDocument interface write(...) method, but could not figure out how to marshal properly XML string into SAFEARRAY for write() method.

I can dump XML string into the file and use web browser's Navigate() method for it, but I prefer to load it form string object directly

Does anyone knows how to do it properly

Thank

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