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Default IEWebBrowser2 implementation problem...

I am using the IE 5 web browser object in a container app. I am accessing frames-based web content (HTML). I need to find out if any frames have been redirected to an error page due to server-down or page not available conditions; (need the new URL of the error page.) Presently, I get the frames using the IHTMLFramesCollection interface and thereby the windows but they return the initial URL in the frameset which is no longer valid. It seems that the redirection is not reflected in the frame objects. Does anyone know how to extract this URL on a bad page?
Tom B.

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