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Iexplorer code 2016 pdf#
Iexplorer code 2016 64 Bit#

Open file from Safari, Mail and other apps.* Stream html/Microsoft office files/keynotes/numbers/pages from NAS/FTP/Cloud servers * Search files in folder/subfolders (support both local and remote servers)* Sync files from NAS/FTP/Cloud server.

Iexplorer code 2016 pdf#

You can read CHM, ePub, PDF and large text/PDB files with outline/bookmark/annotation support, play musics and movies without copying them to your device, view large photos on your PC/NAS and share to friends, edit spreadsheets on your Google Docs and save them as different formats, print any viewable documents.Features General * Access files on device or Windows Sharing Files/NAS/FTP/WebDAV Servers/Cloud servers * Transfer files/folders/subfolders between device and remote servers * Transfer files with Bluetooth between iOS devices * Manage files on local or remote server (Rename/Delete/Move/Email/.) * Sort files by Name/Size/Date/File Type * Zip & Unzip files on local or NAS server/FTP server, support passcode protected zip/7zip/rar files * Edit text file * Edit Google spreadsheet, download google docs as pdf, Microsoft office document, zip, image, open office document, text files and so on.* Open files in other apps. iExplorer also is a good eBook reader, media player, photo viewer, and work assistant. With iExplorer, taking that step just gets easier by the minute" ************************************With iExplorer (for iPhone), you can manage/view files on your remote servers (Windows sharing server/FTP server/WebDAV server/Cloud server. Set IE = New SHDocVw.InternetExplorer 'CreateObject("InternetExplorer."The file access and management tool for a mobile lifestyle, iExplorer allows you to watch movies, listen to music, look over a document, watch slideshows of your photo library, and more without using precious storage space on your iPhone or iPod touch" "To be the most successful person that one can possibly be, getting organized seems to be the first step. (NotReady " & Round(SecondsElapsed) & " sec)") Set IE = New SHDocVw.InternetExplorer 'CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")ĭo While Not CheckIfIEIsHanging And IE.ReadyState 4 (Busy " & Round(SecondsElapsed) & " sec)") Here a snippet of the code: StartTime = Timerĭo While Not CheckIfIEIsHanging And IE.Busy

Iexplorer code 2016 64 Bit#

I have Win7 Enterprise on 64 bit architecture, Office 2016 and IE.18837.

When I then manually kill iexplorer.exe process in task manager, and only then, the code starts working again and saying that iexplorer istance is not linked to code.

I verified that, when the hang happens, the IE webpage is crashed and not responding (recover webpage message) and when I'm able to enter the debug of VBA code, if I press F8 to continue, it simply doesn't go to the next line (theīreakpoint is on the line of IE Busy or IE Readystate check).

I check the second elapsed in the loop and after 20 seconds I quit the IE application, kill all the IE processes and retry.

I use DoEvents and Sleep 200 in the busy/readystate loops.

I open and quit IExplorer Application for each single iteration of the loop.

The code works perfectly, but after hundreds of iterations, it stops working and Access/VBA becomes irresponsive.

I check IE busy and readystate before proceeding with data retrieval from inner/outer-TEXT/HTML page and before clicking on.

I've implemented a loop over the data I have in MAccess and then for each record I need to navigate a webpage.

Given the point before, I'm forced to use InternetExplorer Application (cannot use MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP).

I need to navigate the links and then click buttons or fill.

I created a VBA code written in Access to anycodings_freeze loop over a list of more than 5000 weblinks.