Active browser for reconstructing user interface and screen menu
OwnerChang Gon Kiminventor
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In the active browser for reconstructing a user interface and a screen menu, a shape and a function of a web browser can be corrected and changed more conveniently, by reconstructing the user interface so that an internet explorer as the web browser is matched with a requirement characteristic of a user, the web browser being for supporting a component object model (COM) to commonly own data and codes in its operation. Herewith, the COM capable of mutually owning in common the data and codes and of operating is compacted then is provided as an active X control as an active browser editor. The active X control receives desired information through a script written in a hypertext markup language (HTML), checks whether or not there is the desired information referring to an active browser data directory and a windows registry, and constructs an address and information of a data server through the script. Meanwhile, desired data as an engine file is downloaded from a server, and is installed in an active browser directory of a user computer to construct information. Then, the active browser is driven, to whereby enable to reconstruct the shape and the function of the web browser according to a requirement characteristic of the user.
An active browser for reconstructing a user interface and a screen menu, characterized in that a COM, which is capable of mutually owning in common data and codes on the basis of constant regulations and of operating, is compacted then is provided as an active X control as an active browser editor, said active X control receives desired information through a script written in a hypertext markup language (HTML), checks whether or not there is the desired information referring to an active browser data directory and a windows registry, and constructs an address and information of a data server through the script;
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