Using the HtmlBox control is the way to display content that is not Visual WebGui oriented in Visual WebGui applications.

• You can provide a URL to the HtmlBox control to have it load it's contents from a specific deployed website or application. This can be done using the "Url" property of the control.
• You can provide the HtmlBox an HTML markup to render using the "Html" property of this control.
• You can also provide the HtmlBox a registration of a Visual WebGui Gateway that will dynamically load contents into the control based on custom logic. This can be done using the "Resource" property of the control.

The HtmlBox is one of the Out of the Box standard controls, which means it is free and available in all Visual WebGui versions.

• URL as file within application
• Using DHTML presentation show Silverlight within HTMLbox in a dialog form
  
• Asynchronous loading of contents of long-running loads of HtmlBox
• Printing the contents of one HtmlBox only

• Callback to Server-Side - Custom Client Events
  
• JavaScript

• Displaying VWG forms, ASP.Net pages and resources from a Class Library or a diffrent assembly
• Dynamically loading content into an HtmlBox using a Gateway
  

• HTMLbox and Visual WebGui app interoperability
  
• Loading ASPX page from a library project - Part 1
  
• Loading ASPX page from a library project - Part 2
• JavaScript in HTMLbox
• Resize HtmlBox runtime by using SplitContainer and/or splitter
• Show an image from your application from within the HTML in your HtmlBox
• Creating a Print Preview form
• Printing just the contents of an HtmlBox by calling window.print on just the HtmlBox's IFRAME
• HtmlBox and caching
• Using IsWindowless to activate scrollbars on HtmlBox
• Using inline CSS to adjust HtmlBox properties