It stops on the second iteration of a loop at a point that it successfully
gets through when there is only a single iteration.

I'm grabbing the visible text of a webpage using SendKeys to manipulate the
menus in IE. Using CTRL+A, CTRL+C, and then coming back to Excel and doing
CTRL+V doesn't work at all -- using CTRL in a SendKeys statement has never
worked for me. But using the percent symbol for ALT does work:

(with IE as the active app)

SendKeys "{TAB 4}", True
SendKeys "%e", True
SendKeys "{DOWN 3}", True
SendKeys "{ENTER}", True
Wait (0.2)
SendKeys "%e", True
SendKeys "{DOWN 1}", True
SendKeys "{ENTER}", True
Wait (0.2)
AppActivate "Microsoft Excel"
Cells(CurURLReadRow, 10).Select
SendKeys "{F2}", True
ActiveSheet.Paste
SendKeys "{ENTER}", True

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Since I'm using several SendKeys statements, I can't freely run the code to
the point where it stops with the VB Editor open, because it "sends the keys"
to the VB Editor.

When there's a second URL to process, the code stops after executing:
SendKeys "{F2}", True

It's as if there is nothing in the clipboard to paste, AND as if there's no
other code after that either. But in the IE window, the page contents are
selected, just as in the case where there's only a single iteration.

I'm open to a better way to do a lot of this. Manipulating the IE document
object seems to be haphazard at best. It works for grabbing the Title and
Description tags, but then it tells me that the number of IMGs and H2s is
zero, when I'm looking right at them in the source. So I'm using it for the
tags that it seems to handle properly, but the more examples I test with, the
more I'm finding that the code isn't working as well as I thought it was.

The most frustrating part is that I have found a workaround -- using
SendKeys -- and it works, but only for one iteration.

Using Excel 2000 on an XPSP2 machine.

TIA...

Gregg Roberts