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From: wjs@fred.cs.washington.edu (William Shipley)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: Getting a Browser object within IB.
Summary: Here's a Browser.
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Date: 17 Nov 89 17:40:27 GMT
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Reply-To: wjs@fred.cs.washington.edu (William Shipley)
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For all youse looking for a Browser object to call your own...

Edward Jung was nice enough to create the header files for NeXT's built-in
browser (unfortunately, mail to him seems to bounce :(), but you can't
exactly just drop a Browser into your nib files with just a header.

Don't despair.  If you open /usr/lib/NextStep/FontPanel.nib (within IB), you
can simply cut one of its many browsers and paste it into your application.
Modify to taste.  Note that if you make it single column (command-1 and set),
when you resize you change the browser column size, but if you make it
multiple columns when you resize you change the number of columns.

Pretty spiff, eh?

-william shipley
NeXT guru wanna-be