Hi,
Can any body tell me how to gget he text of netscape browser window. I have tried this by using the sendmessag api and passing the WM_GETTEXT message but it did not worked and it did not return the text. The netscape browser window is made of MozillaWindowClass.
Kuldeep

function GetNetscapeEditText(wnd: THandle; Param: Integer): Bool; stdcall;
var
wndClass: array[0..127] of char;
f:String;
begin
GetClassName(wnd, wndClass, SizeOf(wndClass));
f:=wndClass;
// form1.memo1.lines.add(f);
if wndClass = 'Edit' then
begin
SendMessage(wnd, EM_SETSEL, 0, -1); //Select the whole text.
SendMessage(wnd, WM_COPY, 0, 0); //Copy it to the ClipBoard.
SendMessage(Param, WM_PASTE, 0, 0); //Paste from the ClipBoard to the Memo1.
SendMessage(Param, WM_CHAR, 13, 0); //Send ENTER to the Memo1.
Result := False; //Stop searching.
end else
Result := True; //Continue searching.
end;


function GetNetscapeAddres(wnd: THandle; Param: Integer): Bool; stdcall;
var
wndClass: array[0..127] of char;
f:String;
begin

GetClassName(wnd, wndClass, SizeOf(wndClass)); //Get the object class name.
f:=wndClass;
if wndClass = 'MozillaWindowClass' then //Is the desired object?
begin
EnumChildWindows(wnd, @GetNetscapeEditText, Param); //Enum the child objects.
Result := False; //Stop searching.
end else
Result := True; //Continue searching.
end;


function FindNetscape(wnd: THandle; Param: Integer): Bool; stdcall;
var
wndClass,Clas: array[0..127] of char;
x:Integer;
NetscapeTitle,f:String;
begin
GetClassName(wnd, wndClass, SizeOf(wndClass)); //Get the object class name.
f:=wndClass;
if wndClass = 'MozillaWindowClass' then //Is the Internet Explorer main form?
begin
EnumChildWindows(wnd, @GetNetscapeAddres, Param); //Enum the child objects.
GetWindowText(wnd,Clas,SizeOf(wndClass));
f:=Clas;
if Pos('Netscape',Clas)>0
then
begin
x:=Pos(' - Netscape',Clas);
NetscapeTitle:=copy(Clas,1,x-1);
if NetscapeTitle='' then NetscapeTitle:='No Title';
form1.Memo1.lines.Add(NetscapeTitle);
end;
end;
Result := True; //Continue searching other IExplorer windows.
end;

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Interesting codes. How do I actually use it?