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I am using _IECreate()... on some computers it works and on some it doesn't. What are the requirements for it to work. I use Firefox as default browser on both test computers, but on one _IECreate works and on one it doesn't. Does it work with all versions of IE?

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_IECreate sets @error and @extended (according to the help file). What values do you get? Do you get any (COM) error messages?

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The only time I've ever seen a problem (unless something has been done to specifically disable IE) is when there is a zombie iexplore.exe process running on your system. Kill all iexplore.exe processes (or logout or reboot) and try again.

Dale

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IE is installed on both computers, I can browse with no problems. I have the latest versions of IE on both computers with default settings. I am not at my computer to post the errors, but I will do that first chance I get.

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  On 7/7/2010 at 2:50 PM, 'DaleHohm said:

The only time I've ever seen a problem (unless something has been done to specifically disable IE) is when there is a zombie iexplore.exe process running on your system. Kill all iexplore.exe processes (or logout or reboot) and try again.

Dale

...Zombies always showing up when uninvited!

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