Yes, you can. It requires an additional DLL, or a lot of code to do the parsing and rendering. There are two free DLLs available that allow you to embed a browser control in your programs.
Issue #110 of the Liberty BASIC Newsletter contains info about Doyle Wisenant's port of the BCX browser DLL to Liberty BASIC Syntax. The browser DLL and sample are here:
Can I open a webpage without a browser DLL?
Yes. You can also call up a webpage using the RUN command. The following code will open the user's default browser to the Liberty BASIC homepage.
KcDan
Apr 18, 2006
Yes, you can. It requires an additional DLL, or a lot of code to do the parsing and rendering. There are two free DLLs available that allow you to embed a browser control in your programs.
Can I open a webpage without a browser DLL?
Yes. You can also call up a webpage using the RUN command. The following code will open the user's default browser to the Liberty BASIC homepage.
run "explorer http://www.libertybasic.com/"