Browsing the Internet with MS Word
March 3rd, 2008 | by tk2 |One of the computers in the student center was infected by virus/malware/whatever making both Firefox and Internet Explorer completely useless. I was really frustrated at that time because I was about to read Naruto manga online. Yes I’m a big fan of Naruto (only for manga the anime sucks bad). I don’t have time clean/fix anything. Plus, if I fix it up, it’s just a matter of time to be infected again. So I wrote a few line of VB code in Microsoft Word to use it as my web browser. So this is how it’s done:
1)Enable Visual Basic toolbar in Ms Word
View>Toolbars>Visual Basic
2)Click on the Visual Basic Editor icon to launch the VB workspace
3)Insert a form
Insert>UserForm
4)Add the Internet Explorer activeX
Tools>Additional Controls>Scroll down until you find Microsoft Web Browser>Tick>OK
You should get an earth icon in your Controls toolbox
5)Click on the earth icon and draw it on the form. Draw a textbox and a command button too.

6)Press F7 to open the code section and insert these lines:
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
WebBrowser1.Navigate TextBox1.Text
End Sub
7)Press F5 and happy browsing!

8)You can add more function using these syntax:
WebBrowser1.GoBack
WebBrowser1.GoForward
WebBrowser1.Stop
Few days later I found an easier way to counter this problem;using the Windows Calculator!
run>calc
Help>Help Topics
Right click on the title bar>Jump to URL
sweet

2 Responses to “Browsing the Internet with MS Word”
By Bat on Mar 3, 2008 | Reply
Sedang melayari menggunakan Calculator dalam WinXP, ha ha ha…
Arigato tk2~
By syuxx on Mar 29, 2008 | Reply
mine using ms paint.
hahah. just go to help->jump to URL.
lmao.