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    IEFrame.dll error with webBrowser control

    yea yea i know this has kind of been asked a couple times but none of the posts seem to say quite what is happening to me. First time i used the webbrowser control (adding ieframes under components) was fine, and the program worked perfectly, but once i closed it and went to reopen VB at a later date it said "....system32/ieframe.dll/1 is missing" or something along those lines. i used system restore to go back to before id made the program and opened it again, this time it was perfectly fine, however when i closed it and reopened it (without making any changes to the program) it said the file was missing again, so it's like my program is messing up part of the dll, previous posts have said its something to do with IE7 but i cant really see how when my VB program is the only thing ive run between it working and it not working. Is there some way i have to close the webbrowser control when ending my program? (like "webbrowser.disconnect" or something???)
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    Re: IEFrame.dll error with webBrowser control

    you mentioned IE7...are u using IE7? if so u need to remove it. It conflicts with the webbrowser control
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    Re: IEFrame.dll error with webBrowser control

    so if i uninstall IE7 and just use FF it will work?
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