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I'll have to take a look at an app I developed at work but I can give you the essence of the process.<br />
You have to be able to identify the text area in the HTML before you can write to it and you also have to identify the link before you can &quot;click&quot; on <u>it</u>.<br />
I'll provide more information tomorrow. ;-)<br />

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I'll have to take a look at an app I developed at work but I can give you the essence of the process.
You have to be able to identify the text area in the HTML before you can write to it and you also have to identify the link before you can "click" on it.
I'll provide more information tomorrow. ;-)


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Hi Experts,<br />
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How can I in delphi write in a textarea &nbsp;in an IE window and pressing a link<br />
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Exist some way to do this, I can not use the delphi TWebBrowser, I have to do it directly in IE window<br />
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Thx for some help
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Hi Experts,

How can I in delphi write in a textarea  in an IE window and pressing a link

Exist some way to do this, I can not use the delphi TWebBrowser, I have to do it directly in IE window

Thx for some help

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