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■IEコンポーネントについて メモ
The problem with that is, of course, that you need to write to a file. This brings in other possible issues such as ensuring you write the file to a location where the user has permissions to do so. A better route is to not write to a file at all. Instead, set the HTML directly in the browser. To accomplish this we need to get a reference to the browser's internal HTML document and manipulate it using the Document Object Model. We need to add a reference to the “Microsoft HTML Object Library” (mshtml) to get to the interfaces & classes that we will use to get to the document's DOM. Once you add the reference, you can get to the document and do whatever you want. However, in order to get to the document, you will have to navigate to about:blank before it can be accessed. If you do not first load or navigate to something then the document will be null. So first of all let's load about:blank to create a blank document.
