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When I try to run the following code I get the following error, any help would be greatly appreciated.

$oIE = ObjCreate("InternetExplorer.Application")  
With $oIE
    .Menubar = False
    .Statusbar = False
    .Toolbar = False
    .Addressbar = False
        .Resizable = False
    .Height = "500"
    .Width = "700"
EndWith 
$oIE.document.Title = "Test Title"  
$oIE.document.Body.Scroll = "no"  
With $oIE.document.Parentwindow.Screen
    $oIE.Left = ($oIE.document.Parentwindow.Screen.AvailWidth  - $oIE.Width ) / 2
    $oIE.Top  = ($oIE.document.Parentwindow.Screen.Availheight - $oIE.Height) / 2 
EndWith  
While $oIE.Busy
     Sleep (100) 
WEnd  
$oIE.document.body.InnerHTML = "<b>hello</b>" 
$oIE.visible = 1

Error returned is:

$oIE.document.Title = "Test Title"

$oIE.Document^ ERROR

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Answered my own question, for those who want the fix (simple but overlooked)

$oIE = ObjCreate("InternetExplorer.Application")
With $oIE
    .navigate("about:blank")        ;<-----This was the fix, you must have content loaded for DOM to be available
    .visible = 0
    .silent = 1
    .Menubar = 0
    .Statusbar = 0
    .Toolbar = 0
    .Addressbar = 0
        .Resizable = 0
    .Height = "500"
    .Width = "700"
    .document.body.InnerHTML = "<b>hello</b>"
    .document.body.scroll = "no"
    .document.body.style.border = 0
        .document.Title = "Test Title"
    .Left = ($oIE.document.Parentwindow.Screen.AvailWidth  - $oIE.Width ) / 2
    .Top = ($oIE.document.Parentwindow.Screen.Availheight - $oIE.Height) / 2
    .visible = 1
EndWith
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Just as a note, _IECreate does this for you.

Dale

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