>>>If you can hook the parent InternetExplorer object, issue a quit to it; >>otherwise, you can spin through the WIndows collection of the >>Shell.Application object to examine the collection of active InternetExplorer >>objects, find the one to kill, and issue a quit.
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>For clarity I presume you mean using the GETHOST() function. By setting an Object Reference to this, and then issuing a quit once the form is released, I can close the browser. If I wanted to ensure the app was closed before quitting the browser, is there a way of issuing the QUIT command on exiting the Foxpro App??
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I haven't tried using the GetHost(), but I've previously posted code using the Shell.Application object's Windows collection to spin through and reference active InternetExplorer.Application objects, and you could use that technique.