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Open Internet Explorer as "InPrivate"

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    Open Internet Explorer as "InPrivate"

    I am looking for a method to open internet explorer 9 as "InPrivate" mode so that I can log into a site under multiple logins.

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    How could I go about opening multiple instances of IE while keeping cookies isolated for each one, the only method I can think of is to open IE in its private mode. However after a significant amount of searching I haven't seen a function to do that. I am trying to avoid the "Application.SendKeys (Ctrl/Shift + P)" method and launch private IE (and set it as an object).

    Thanks in advance.

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    Re: Open Internet Explorer as "InPrivate"

    hi, cerothen, as an option you can set the IE to start "In private" mode by default by amending registry, search the Internet on how to do that
    Last edited by watersev; 11-03-2011 at 09:57 AM.

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    Re: Open Internet Explorer as "InPrivate"

    Thanks for the reply. However I am not looking to open IE as an "InPrivate" window be default. I am looking to when I call a function open an "InPrivate" window. Before my first post I had already looked into the registry option of that. However as this will be given to a few colleges it they likely don't want their IE to always open as "InPrivate".

    Basically I am looking for something that would be similar to a call:

    Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application.InPrivate")

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