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[HeSaidJoe]

Matthew again...and to think I kept looking for back when it was GoBack.

You could've looked in the Object Browser as well .

[HeSaidJoe]

I know..I clicked WebBrowser.Back and gave up...la tee da dumb dumb me. Besides, I wanted to give you a shot at answering another question. LOL

Well, if you press the back button to much, you'll get an error. So you can use On Error Resume Next.

Or you can disable/enabled the back button with this code which will disable it if you get back to the very first page you visited, or enable it when you are not on the very first page.

Private Sub WebBrowser1_CommandStateChange(ByVal Command As Long, ByVal Enable As Boolean)
    On Error Resume Next


    Select Case Command
        Case CSC_NAVIGATEFORWARD


        If Enable = True Then
            'Forward dispo


            ForwardEnable = True
                RaiseEvent ForwardUpdate(True)
            Else
                'Forward non dispo


                ForwardEnable = False
                    RaiseEvent ForwardUpdate(False)
                End If
                'Pas de forward
                Case CSC_NAVIGATEBACK


                If Enable = True Then
                    BackEnable = True
                    RaiseEvent BackUpdate(True)
                    'Back dispo
                Else
                    BackEnable = False
                    RaiseEvent BackUpdate(False)
                    'Back non dispo
                End If
            End Select
        If Command = -1 Then Exit Sub
        'End If
    End Sub

The code in this thread may be good as well, if the code above doesn't work.