In this chapter, we've presented quite new topics, so it's hard to give you suggestions for further reading. However, there's an article of mine that could be of help to those of you who want to know more about embedding the HTML viewer engine in a C++ application. The piece appears in the February 98 issue of Microsoft Interactive Developer (MIND) and is focused on how to write a namespace extension that extends the shell support for DHTML files. In practice, it shows you how to silently load an HTML file, have the engine build the DHTML object model and then use it for some analysis. It doesn't show, however, how to render a Web page. For this you can find appropriate examples in the Internet Client SDK. Both the article, and the afore mentioned samples should help you to form a more precise idea of what actually occurs behind the curtains when a scriptlet is up and running.