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I see the setting in IE7 in Vista, but how can you tell the WebBrowser control in VB6 to do that once your VB6 app starts up? &nbsp;It doesn't appear to be using those settings.
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Are you saying that instantiating the WebBrowser control in VB6 is going to use the settings in IE7? &nbsp;I did a test yesterday and turned on that setting in IE7 and there seemed to be no difference when I ran my test app.
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I have a VB 6 app that automates pages on an Intranet site. &nbsp;Up until now the pages that are run internally are accessible just as they would be via IE. &nbsp;Not sure if it's coincidence or not, but in this new office configuration (using Vista), when the program attempts to pull up the target page, it instead gets the intranet log in page. &nbsp;The user has already signed into the Intranet log in page prior to running the VB app. &nbsp;No proxy settings are shown in IE. &nbsp;Does anyone have a solution for this situation?
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I have a VB 6 app that automates pages on an Intranet site.  Up until now the pages that are run internally are accessible just as they would be via IE.  Not sure if it's coincidence or not, but in this new office configuration (using Vista), when the program attempts to pull up the target page, it instead gets the intranet log in page.  The user has already signed into the Intranet log in page prior to running the VB app.  No proxy settings are shown in IE.  Does anyone have a solution for this situation?

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