>Hi,
>
>I generate an html file and call IE to display it. On subsequent runs, I check to see if the IE object exists and thus avoid opening other instances of IE.
>
>This works fine unless the user CLOSES the IE window. In that case, a subsequent run gets: RPC server not available
>
>This is my code. How can I detect if the IE window has been closed ?
>
>With Thisform
> If Vartype(.oIE) = [O] And .oIE.Visible
> * Object exists
> Else
> .oIE = CreateObject([InternetExplorer.Application])
> Endif
> .oIE.Navigate(lcHtmlFile)
> .oIE.Visible = .T.
>Endwith
>
>Also, any idea where I can get a list of IE's other exposed methods ?
>
>Thanks,
>

Henry,
oIE still remains an object even if someone closes it. Check out Message#565054 for a work around.

As for the object model, you can check out the type library of IE by opening the Microsoft Internet Controls type library in the Object Browser in VFP 7. If you don't have 7 yet (get it ;-)) you can use the OLE Viewer that comes with Visual Studio 6. Expand the Type Libraries node, right-click on the Internet Controls library and select View from the shortcut menu.

HTH.