Try issuing SYS(2333, 0) from the command window before adding the control to the form. Also see articles Q171553 and Q163412 for a couple of issues with this control and VFP5. The latter article mentions an OLE error which can occur when using this control in a page frame. I've gotten the same OLE error when using the control without a page frame; adding

thisform.oleWebBrowser.Left = 0
thisform.oleWebBrowser.Top = 0

in the form's Activate method seems to avoid it.


>I tried on two different computers (both using VFP5) to insert the MS WebBrowser control. One machine
> is running NT the other Win98. I just installed IE5 fresh. Both GPF as soon as the control is added.
>
>Note that the control does work with VB5.