Not sure if the IE Crash dialog is a child window of IE, but it's probable, and if it is, then you might be able to get it and control it. In my recent experience with our own website, we had one area that consistently caused IE to crash, but we thought it was our tool - commercial at the time. When we realized it was our web application, we turned on our logging and looked for any possible reason why our app would cause IE to crash, and it ended up being a line of CSS code that wasn't getting released. We took that out and everything works great now! You might want to check into that, before you start trying to handle IE Crash dialogs.
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