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I guess they will lose out on my business then. &nbsp;Bummer!!!
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So on the following page:<br />
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<a href="http://www.photopanda.co.uk/apps/ipc/default.aspx?productID=M12&productType=REORD" rel="ugc">http://www.photopanda.co.uk/apps/ipc/default.aspx?productID=M12&productType=REORD</a><br />
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Is there a way to programatically push the button that says &quot;Use photos from my computer&quot;?<br />
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In the past, I've used:<br />
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WebBrowser2.Application.Do<wbr />cument.par<wbr />entWindow.<wbr />execScript<wbr /> &quot;submitForm();&quot;<br />
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But I don't know how to apply it to this situation.
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So on the following page:

http://www.photopanda.co.uk/apps/ipc/default.aspx?productID=M12&productType=REORD

Is there a way to programatically push the button that says "Use photos from my computer"?

In the past, I've used:

WebBrowser2.Application.Document.parentWindow.execScript "submitForm();"

But I don't know how to apply it to this situation.

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