XMLHTTP
You'll have to browse for it. In the VBA IDE, Go to Tools
References, click Browse and go to your local system32 folder.
Or you could declare the reference As Object and use CreateObject
("InternetExplorer.Application") instead.
--JP
On Oct 16, 12:43*pm, "Tom" wrote:
Hello JP,
Thank you for the answer. I followed your link and tried to work with the
shown example but I'm not able to create a reference to the "Microsoft
Internet Controls (shdocvw.dll)" library.
Tom
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