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QuestionCreate process & IE Pin
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Chuck O'Toole13-Feb-12 13:29
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I'd like to ask what is probably a stupid question. Why would you "popup" a browser, have it navigate to a web page, only to close the browser.

Presumably you went to the page so that the user can see the output yet you want to take it down before knowing they've read it.

You want to tear down the process before knowing if the browser access to the web page even worked (network delays may cause the web page to not respond quickly) so if your URL is "transaction related", you never know if it worked or not.

You don't even know if the URL worked or if you got some browser message saying that the site was inaccessible.

Seems to me that you're using the wrong tool for the job, you might want to use the WinInet interface to read / write URLs programatically and process the output yourself.

Unless, of course, the web site is meant to display information to the user, in which case we're back to asking why tear it down before they get a chance to read it?
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QuestionTCP/IP socket timeout per connection Pin
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QuestionHow to re-use the replace() function to replace different strings in the same file ? Pin
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