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Could you explain that code for me I am not quite sure how it works. Which modules does it require.

I am already using Win32::GuiTest for the keystrokes, this part is working fine.I am also using the WaitWindow function for checking a standard application window but it dosen't seam to work with the browser window, or I'm doing something wrong. Also I noticed that the title of the browser appears before the page has finished loading.

I have tried WaitWindowLike for a child process of a normal application window but I don't seam to be able to get it to work, some help with that would also be appriated.

I was thinking that I could use Win32::API to import a win32dll function that would do the job, but I'm not sure which one to use...considering I don't want to force the user to use IE.

In reply to Re^2: Win32:: How to tell when Default browser url has loaded by TAHAIC
in thread Win32:: How to tell when Default browser url has loaded by TAHAIC

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