I am trying to open iGoogle and trying to enter the User Name in the "Email" field; 
 
use Win32::IEAutomation;
        
        # Creating new instance of Internet Explorer
        my $ie = Win32::IEAutomation->new( visible => 1, maximize => 1
+);
        
        # Site navigation
        $ie->gotoURL('http://www.google.com');


# Finding hyperlinks and clicking them
        # Using 'linktext:' option (text of the link shown on web page
+)
        $ie->getLink('linktext:', "iGoogle")->Click; 

# Finding hyperlinks and clicking them
        # Using 'linktext:' option (text of the link shown on web page
+)
        $ie->getLink('linktext:', "Sign in")->Click; 

# Finding text field and entering data into it
        # Using 'name:' option ( <input type="text" name="username" ..
+.....> )
        $ie->getTextBox('Email:',"sreenathdravidian")->SetValue($user)
+;

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I am unable to enter the text in the Emmail field. It shows an error as 
WARNING: 'Email:' is not supported to get the object

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Can you please help???

In reply to WIn 32 IE:Automation by sreenath

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