>I have found the way to connect to internet with my VFP application.
>That consiste of using InternetExplorer object like this :
>
>ie=createobject(InternetExplorer.application)
>ie.visible=.T.
>ie.navigate('www.levelextreme.com')
>
>this code is used to close the ie object :
>ie.quit
>
>that works well.
>
>i would like to know now, all the properties of the InternetExplorer object.

Wrox Press offers at least two books devoted exclusively to the IE Object moel - one covering IE5/5.5, and the other IE6. They cover the object models in detail, using both JScript and VBScript to create client-side components, as well as covering the use of ActiveX controls and DHTML. Their VBScript Programmer's Referene contains a great deal of material on IE's interfaces. While I haven't read all their books about IE automation myself, I've yet to find a bad book published by Wrox - while the books are obviously not focused on VFP, they do offers plenty of VB/VBScript examples which are fairly close to VFP syntactically, and several whitepapers and conference sessions have shown up either on the MSDN OnLine site or in the MSDN Library disk set.

There are literally hundreds of properties and methods and collections and subobjects involved; it's unlikely that anyone is in a position to devote a few weeks to wriing this up for you gratis. A number of people here on UT are quite skilled at incorporating IE automation into VFP apps; you might try hiring someone either as a subcontractor or mentor if you aren't willing to investigate the copious documentation fir InternetExplorer.Application.