>Hi Mike and John,
>
>Thanks for
>Indeed the problem is that the object was not rendered yet.The code that I used to check this was :
>

>DO WHILE THISFORM.oWebBrowser.busy()
>	DOEVENTS
>ENDDO 	
>

>
>Seemingly this code doesn't work. Instead I use John's code now that checks if the object exists and works fine now.
>
>I don't understand why the above code doesn't work. It work fine using OLE automation.
>
>Could someone explain this to me.
>
>Thank you.
>
>Zakaria al Azhar

You can actually use the readystate property too. There are two of those, one on the webbrowser and one on the document. The webbrowser returns a character and the document returns a numeric.
owebbrowser.readystate<>'complete'
owebbrowser.document.readystate<>4 && complete

As for your code not working, it's because you are referencing the web browser control, not the document which is another level down.

John