BHO and WebDav events

[Steve Drake]

Hello,

Sorry if this is the wrong groups, I couldn't see an obvious group for this
question.

I have written a BHO in C#, catch IE events but I cannot find away to make
it catch WEBDAV events.

I open my website, I can see the events being processed, I navigate to the
WEBDAV (via httpFolder) and the events stop.

How do I hook into WebDav Events?

Cheers

Steve

[JamesKB]

Hello Steve,

I saw your message today regarding BHO. I'm sorry I don't have an answer
for you. But I think you might be able to help me with something that has
started to happen with my computer.

Here is the situation I have:

OS: WinXP Home SP2

I run "Spysweeper" an application to protect me from spyware etc....

Starting yesterday (27.Oct.05) every time I open IE (v6SP2) Spysweeper pops
up a warning window telling that IEXPLORE.EXE is about to install a "BHO
(Browser Helper Object)" So far I have not allowed IE to install the BHO
(what ever it is).

Just what are "Browser Helper Objects (BHO)?" Where did it come from???

The only new software I've installed before the BHO warning started popping
up was the trial version of "Dreamweaver ver 8". Could Dreamweaver be
trying to install an IE tool bar or something like that?

Thanks for your time.
--
JamesKB

"Steve Drake" <Steve@_NOSPAM_Drakey.co.uk> wrote in message
news:%2***************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

Hello,

Sorry if this is the wrong groups, I couldn't see an obvious group for
this question.

I have written a BHO in C#, catch IE events but I cannot find away to
make it catch WEBDAV events.

I open my website, I can see the events being processed, I navigate to the
WEBDAV (via httpFolder) and the events stop.

How do I hook into WebDav Events?

Cheers

Steve

[Steve Drake]

Browers helper objects are DLLs that hook into IEs events, for example, they
can let an AD company know what websites you visit, if you open IE and
select tools Add in you can see what BHO are installed.

I would suggest running a dif antispy ware program, MS do a free one,
running a virus scan would also be a good thing todo.

Steve

"JamesKB" <JamesKB_DontSam_@_Dont_Spam_jkbsystems.com> wrote in message
news:eV**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

Hello Steve,

I saw your message today regarding BHO. I'm sorry I don't have an answer
for you. But I think you might be able to help me with something that has
started to happen with my computer.

Here is the situation I have:

OS: WinXP Home SP2

I run "Spysweeper" an application to protect me from spyware etc....

Starting yesterday (27.Oct.05) every time I open IE (v6SP2) Spysweeper
pops up a warning window telling that IEXPLORE.EXE is about to install a
"BHO (Browser Helper Object)" So far I have not allowed IE to install the
BHO (what ever it is).

Just what are "Browser Helper Objects (BHO)?" Where did it come from???

The only new software I've installed before the BHO warning started
popping up was the trial version of "Dreamweaver ver 8". Could
Dreamweaver be trying to install an IE tool bar or something like that?

Thanks for your time.
--
JamesKB

"Steve Drake" <Steve@_NOSPAM_Drakey.co.uk> wrote in message
news:%2***************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

Hello,

Sorry if this is the wrong groups, I couldn't see an obvious group for
this question.

I have written a BHO in C#, catch IE events but I cannot find away to
make it catch WEBDAV events.

I open my website, I can see the events being processed, I navigate to
the WEBDAV (via httpFolder) and the events stop.

How do I hook into WebDav Events?

Cheers

Steve