GET NAMES OF ALL OPEN BROWSERS
Set bDesc = Description.Create()
bDesc(“application version”).Value = “internet explorer 6″
Set bColl = DeskTop.ChildObjects(bDesc)
Cnt = bColl.Count
MsgBox “There are total: ”&Cnt&”browsers opened”
For i = 0 To (Cnt -1)
MsgBox “Browser : “&i&” has title: “& bColl(i).GetROProperty(“title”)
Next ‘ i
Set bColl = Nothing
Set bDesc = Nothing
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