There are really two basic ways of doing this

1. The easy way:

Create an application which embeds Gecko (from Mozilla), MSHTML (Ships with Windows; part of MSIE) or KHTML / Applewebkit (Used in Konqueror / Safari). There are other less well known HTML rendering engines around, but they're generally not as good.

2. The hard way:

Parse the HTML and write your own layout engine, your own CSS engine etc. Embed an existing &#106avascript engine (if desired).

This will be enormously difficult. You can get existing HTML parsers (I'm using the libxml2), but I've drawn a blank with a usable embeddable CSS interpreter (i.e. something which can read CSS and then tell me what styles apply to a given element for rendering)

Mark

Several days before. i embed the IE into our game, but at last ,we give up . :) here are some links i collected, it may give you some help. :)

http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-snn8VuQrdLOqLz3TCGLzfNGuJM8-?l=6&u=11&mx=11&lmt=5&p=7