mld,
I'll ask once again, how did you install Win32::GuiTest and did you receive any warnings?
Is the page you are accessing using JavaScript at all?
You seem reluctant to answer questions properly, or explain what you are trying to do. If you don't tell us what you are trying to achieve, and some information about the system you are trying to automate you are making it difficult for us to help you.
I've never used Win32::IEAutomation, but have answered questions on it here before. Mostly when I've had to automate Internet Explorer I've used Win32::IE::Mechanize, with success.
Martin
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