>Scott - your code works! It was timing out but increasing the delay fixed that. I should have looked into the dialer icon to see if executing the code
>caused byte transfers before timing out (would have told me it was working).
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>I have some new questions, ok? Is create() a short notation for createobject()?
Yes - sorry about that. CREATEOBJECT() is what you want.
> Are "InternetExplorer.Application" and "ReadyState" and "Document.Body.OuterHTML" from the IExplorer API? Where can I find a reference to these and other objects to control and access the browser?
Erik Moore wrote an article in FoxPro Advisor in June 2000 that gave a good overview of using IE as an automation server. You might want to check that out if you have access to it. Also, try looking at the HTML help files, ieref.chm and inet.chm, which come with the MSDN in the VFP6 box for more info on the IE object model. Finally, you might try doing some searches online at msdn.microsoft.com.
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>Thank you, thank you!
>Bob
Your welcome <g>
Scott
Scott King
The Support Source Corporation