How would I use VB to find the names of fields on a web form and then fill out the form? For example going to the Juno page finding the password field and filling it out with a password stored in the VB program. Any reply would be really nice:)

Where is the web form? Is your VB program running on the webserver or are you running on your machine?

The VB program would run from my machine, nothing to do with the webserver.
Something that the Program "Gator" would do.

Are you creating the web form is it a form you have no control over?

it's a web form that I have no control over. For example, Juno's Login Page.

Sorry, short of doing an elaborate set of mouse clicks and keyboard inserts, I don't know of any way of doing this.

I can fill out the information using "sendkeys". All I really need is a way of getting the cursor in the proper field.

You could send enough tabs to get it into the field or use a mouse click Win API. The only way I can think of to find the right field would be to dowload the HTML and parse the page. I don't think I need to say that there is a relatively large margin of error in this type of coding. I would definitely look into trying to contact the vendor and see if there is an integration point to work with.

I would use VB's WebBrowser control for this (you need to add "Microsoft Internet Controls" to your project for this). Drop one on a form, use the Navigate method to open the page you want, then WebBrowserName.document will give the DOM for that page and you can use standard DHTML syntax, like this:
With WebBrowserName.document
    .formname.fieldname.value = "whatever you want"
    .formname.submit()
End With

Note: make sure the page has loaded completely before trying to update the fields - there's an event for this, DownloadComplete or NavigateComplete - I forget which one...

hth
Phil

That is great. It totally works. Thanks so much.