For Each objLink In IE.Document.GetElementsByTagName("input")
        If objLink.Name = "nGiust0" Then
            objLink.Value = "1"
            Exit For
        End If
Next objLink

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For my future reference and to help other people banging their head on this... :D

PROBLEM: access an HTML element and change its value with visual basic

TWIST: if the element has an unique value for attribute "name", you may think to access directly that element by its name.

I THINK IT'S IMPOSSIBLE.

GetElementByName doesn't work (or doesn't exist at all) : pay attention to the singular "ElementBy"

GetElementsByName works, BUT IT RETURNS A COLLECTION of objects. pay attention to the plural "Element[u][evid=#FFFF00]s[/evid][/u]By"

If you use it this way: obj1=GetElementsByName ("name"), it will end in a obj1 that is a collection, and then it has NOT the "value" property or attribute

So, the correct way to access an element by its unique name is this:

1) Loop For to get all elements by tag name
2) If statement to place an action to a single element
[code]For Each objLink In IE.Document.GetElementsByTagName("input")
If objLink.Name = "nGiust0" Then
objLink.Value = "1"
Exit For
End If
Next objLink[/code]

"Exit For" is good, because I know that name is unique

If anyone has a better way, please tell me :D