Update

Still stuck with the right button mouse click thing (!).

Using the alternate method of Craig's example (just to check if everything else was ok), put the code below in the click event of a command button::

oDoc = ThisForm.oleBrowserWin.object.Document
oDoc.Focus()                                        && document must have focus
WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WshShell.SendKeys("^f")

It worked and openned the search dialog.

So, I decided to use this method, because it seemed (to me) more straightforward. Searching in the internet, found elsewhere that the right button mouse click could be simulated with SHIFT+F10 (tested by hand in the browser window and it worked).

Looking at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/8c6yea83%28v=vs.84%29.aspx, learned that "SHIFT" is represented by "+", "CTRL" by "^" and "ALT" by "%". The special keys, should be between braces: {ENTER}, {NUMLOCK}, {PGDN}, {F1} etc.

That's fine, because in Craig's example he wanted a "CTRL+F" and he wrote:

WshShell.SendKeys("^f")

In my case as I wanted SHIFT+F10, so I wrote:

WshShell.SendKeys("+{F10}")

Result? Nothing hapenned. Very disapointing.

I wonder, what am I doing wrong?

Fernando

PS. As a test, I also tried:

WshShell.SendKeys("^p")

instead of

ThisForm.oleBrowserWin.ExecWB(6, 1)

and it openned the print dialog, just fine.