Kent thanks, I know that once I get the page I can save it to any variable and then use it to open ie/ns again. problem is how do I determine the current page that is open in ie/ns.

This script will be run by sales reps and I know if I close ie/ns on them and don't open the same page they had open I'll here about it. (as if they run the whole company [Mad] )

does this explain more?

Rocco

PS. Ha www.site.com is a real site! [Big Grin]
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