accessing downloaded web pages

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actually using vb.net for an excel application
the excel app allows users to get a web page from data entered on the sheet,
the web page is opened in a new window via excel hyperlink
i would like to copy and paste a graphic from the web page onto the excel
sheet
so the questions
can vb.net access downloaded web pages in such a way to either mimick the
browser 'copy' function, so that then the copied image can be pasted from
the clipboard to the excel sheet, or perhaps save the image locally, say as
a .gif file, and paste it into the sheet from there
and
can the above features of vb.net be implemented under vba in excel
 
actually using vb.net for an excel application
the excel app allows users to get a web page from data entered on the sheet,
the web page is opened in a new window via excel hyperlink
i would like to copy and paste a graphic from the web page onto the excel
sheet
so the questions
can vb.net access downloaded web pages in such a way to either mimick the
browser 'copy' function, so that then the copied image can be pasted from
the clipboard to the excel sheet, or perhaps save the image locally, say as
a .gif file, and paste it into the sheet from there
and
can the above features of vb.net be implemented under vba in excel
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No you cannot implement VB.net functions in VBA

You can compare VBA and VBNet as something the the same as JavaScript and
Java.

I hope this gives an idea?

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