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The resolution, to my amazement, is desperate. By adding Code:
Application.Wait DateAdd("s", 1, Now) Code:
oIE.Navigate "URL" Very long time age I discovered the "trick" of it, but I hate using it as I dunno... anyway just thought it was not a proper way to tackle run-time errors. Whenever I couldn't explain why the error exists and find the right way to resolve it, just using a hard way... is not going to help me improve my scripting knowledge a lot. Anyway, don't know what I'm talking about. If anyone knows why the run-time error exists, please do teach me a thing. Thank you in advance. P.S.: Indeed, the error normally emerges 3 - 4 times out of 10 trials. |
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