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    gripper is offline Novice
    Windows XP Access 2007
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    Auto Login

    First off let me apologize because I am starting from the beginning and have no code written for you to review and correct. But I think it is pretty simple.

    I have a form named Login info
    I have the following fields:


    "Login URL"
    "Username"
    "Password"

    I want to put a command button and when the correct record is up I want to click login and it will open the url in the default browser. then wait for the login screen then pass the credentials to the webpage then click logon.

    I would appreciate some help or perhaps some direction to a place to figure out the code.

    Thank you in advance to the forum for the assistance.

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    ajetrumpet is offline VIP
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    this is simple with IE. I don't think there is anyway to open your default browser and do it, simply because the libraries that are needed for browsers other than IE do not exist yet. FF has a visual basic library, but as far as I could tell when I experimented with it, it did not have the necessary classes to use the browser for this stuff.

    Here is a URL that will help you get it done: http://www.ajenterprisesonline.com/f...read.php?tid=4

    Or of course this one: http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/...igate+internet

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