Automating Ievb
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This document discusses automating Internet Explorer using VB6. It covers topics like using COM objects in VB6 to control IE, adding IE references in VB6 projects, viewing IE object methods and properties, browsing to websites and waiting for pages to load, enumerating open IE windows, and interacting with common HTML elements like links, text boxes, combo boxes using the HTML DOM. It also mentions limitations of the DOM like cross-domain security restrictions.
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- 23. Collections available in a Document Gives collections of all the script elements present in the document Scripts Gives collections of all the stylesheet elements present in the document styleSheets Gives collections of all the image elements present in the document images Gives collections of all the elements present in the document All Gives collections of all applet elements present in the document. Applets Gives collections of all link elements present in the document which have a non blank id or name. Anchor Gives collections of all link elements present in the document Links Description Collection Name
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