_IECreate brings up Outlook Express instead of Internet Explorer

[danarhea@…]

Downloaded the latest build yesterday (not beta version)

My script seems to hang for a minute, and when the icon disappears, Outlook Express is started. My script is as follows:

#include <IE.au3>

$d3=filereadline ("logitc.vtr",3)
$d4=filereadline ("logitc.vtr",4)


$oIE = _IECreate ($d3)
_IEPropertySet($oIE,"theatermode", true)
_IELoadWait ($oIE)

$array=StringSplit($d4, ",")

for $i=1 to $array[0] step 2
  sleep(20)

  select 
    case $array[$i] = "D"
      Send ($array[$i+1])


    case  $array[$i] = "T"
       for $j=1 to $array[$i+1]
         send ("{TAB}")
       next

    case $array[$i] = "E"
       Send ("{ENTER}") 
       _IELoadWait ($oIE)

  endselect
next

Variable $d3 contains a url
Variable $d4 contains a command stream delimited by commas

Example:
T,11,D,<username>,T,1,D,<password>,E,0

The T denotes that the next variable is number of tabs.
The D denotes that the next variable is data to be sent to a form.
The E denotes the Enter Key (the zero afterwards is only a filler).

The file "logitc.vtr" is created with a Delphi program, based on which web site is chosen to navigate to (read as $d3 by the script), and the commands to use in order to move around the form and submit it (read as $d4). After creating the file, the Delphi program calls the autoit executable, which reads the file, and processes the commands. The problem is in the autoit executable. I have also ran the script directly, and have the same problem.

Both the Delphi program and the autoit executable work under an older version of autoit.

[Valik]

You need to narrow the script down further. Surely you must have a specific URL that you can hard-code for reproduction purposes. And if the problem is really in _IECreate() then you don't need any of those Send() statements.

Are you certain you aren't just accidentally Send()'ing to the Desktop or something and running an Outlook shortcut?

[Valik]

Closing due to lack of information.