###User Defined Function###
_IECreateEmbedded

###Description###
Create a Webbrowser object suitable for embedding in an AutoIt GUI with GUICtrlCreateObj().

###Syntax###
#include <IE.au3>
_IECreateEmbedded (  )


###Parameters###
None.

###ReturnValue###
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Success:	a Webbrowser object reference.
Failure:	sets the @error flag to non-zero.
@error:	1 ($_IEStatus_GeneralError) - General Error
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###Remarks###
No actions can be performed on this object until it has been embedded into a parent application (e.g. you cannot perform an <a href="_IENavigate.htm">_IENavigate()</a>.
Because of this restriction, the browser is not automatically navigated to 'about:blank' as is a browser created with <a href="_IECreate.htm">_IECreate()</a>.
You must therefore use <a href="_IENavigate.htm">_IENavigate()</a> to navigate this browser to 'about:blank' after it has been embedded into the parent application and before you attempt any operations that rely on having a document loaded (e.g. <a href="_IEBodyWriteHTML.htm">_IEBodyWriteHTML()</a>
 ).

There are several properties related to an InternetExplorer object (e.g. returned by <a href="_IECreate.htm">_IECreate()</a> ) that do not apply to this object.
These include status text, addressbar and others that may exist for a browser, but do not exist for an embedded control.

You may have object visibility issues unless you use the Windows style $WS_CLIPCHILDREN in <a href="../functions/GUICreate.htm">GUICreate()</a>.

<a href="_IEQuit.htm">_IEQuit()</a> cannot be used with this object.  The object will be destroyed when its parent GUI is destroyed.


###Related###
_IEAttach, _IECreate, _IENavigate


###Example###
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