DHTML games in a nice wrapper?

[Woolly Mittens]

I'm trying to get my DHTML game to run offline, full screen and at a given
resolution. Like a "proper" game.
I was looking for directx application which wraps internet explorer (or
mozilla) and displays it full screen at a given resolution and without any
toolbars.

Something which is described here:
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Game_Development/Game_Graphics/DirectX/Q_20725106.html

But if I could code it myself in directx, then I wouldn't be making DHTML
games =^.^=

I know I could try the sitekiosk (http://www.sitekiosk.com/) software. But I
can't distribute this freely and it doesn't support the use I have in mind,
which is distributing a single DHTML based game.

Does anyone know of a working example of an MSIE (or gecko) wrapper for
directx?

Please note, that I'm not trying to do this online. Nor am I trying to make
even more anoying popup ads. I'm just trying to get my DHTML game to look
like a real game. =D

Greetings,
Woolly

 

[SpaceGirl]

I'm trying to get my DHTML game to run offline, full screen and at a given
resolution. Like a "proper" game.
I was looking for directx application which wraps internet explorer (or
mozilla) and displays it full screen at a given resolution and without any
toolbars.

Something which is described here:
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Game_Development/Game_Graphics/DirectX/Q_20725106.html

But if I could code it myself in directx, then I wouldn't be making DHTML
games =^.^=

I know I could try the sitekiosk (http://www.sitekiosk.com/) software. But I
can't distribute this freely and it doesn't support the use I have in mind,
which is distributing a single DHTML based game.

Does anyone know of a working example of an MSIE (or gecko) wrapper for
directx?

Please note, that I'm not trying to do this online. Nor am I trying to make
even more anoying popup ads. I'm just trying to get my DHTML game to look
like a real game. =D

Greetings,
Woolly

Look up the IEDK (Internet Explorer Developers Kit) on MSDN (via
microsoft.com). They have lots of info on how to customise IE, including how
to use it's kiosk mode (iexplore.exe -k).

 

[Keeper]

LOLOLOLOL

Proper... I have only heard that term once... WORMS! and you sound like a
wormer too me!!...

Lol see ya in AG!

Later,
Keeper