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Hi, I have found the answer. Here goes: me.webBrowser.goBack me.webBrowser.goForward If the history has no entries, you will get an automation error. If the history has entries, it works just fine. Now, if I can keep track of the urls visited, I can do error trapping. Thanks, Mike

Hi, No, actually I am working on a form in Access with VB. Thanks, Mike

Hi, I have a web browser control on my form which I have used to navigate to pages. I want to add go back and go forward buttons. I have found the goBack and goForward methods - do they require adding any references? I ran my code and received an "automation error, unspecified error." Any...

Sorry! I just double-clicked the treeview control, and in the treectl properties, I selected the name of my imagelist control in the ImageList property field. Works great now! Thanks, Mike

Never mind; I found it. Thanks, Mike

I am having some trouble initializing an image list control I want to use with a treeview control. How do I initialize the image list? Thanks, Mike

Yes, it has to be Firefox for testing in that browser. I'm using the IE ActiveX control separately for testing in the IE browser. Shell command worked great - first time using that, and I'm sure I'll use that many more times in the future. Thanks, Mike

That's it! That will open the page - now, do you know of a way to pass PostData here or is that possible? You've been a tremendous help, Mike

Unfortunately, that didn't do it. Thanks, Mike

Hi, now I'm looking for advice on using the PostData parameter. Here is my code: Dim URL As String Dim Flags As Long Dim TargetFrame As String Dim PostData() As Byte Dim Headers As String Dim Argument As String Dim getURL As...

Thanks for the tip!

Hello, I am using Visual Basic in an Access database, and I want to open a web page in Firefox using VBA. Any help on this? If it may be done, I would also like to pass a username and password to log in. I am aware this is possible using IE; however, I also need to view the page in Firefox...