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steverossiter
Hi,
This is pretty simple stuff but if anyone can point a novice in the
right direction it would be appreciated.
I have a bunch of URL's that point to files on the internet whose
download I would like to automate. Normally, I would have to paste the
address in Internet Explorer's address bar, click 'Save' when the File
Download dialog box pops up and then indicate a local disk location
when the Save As dialog box appears.
So, the pseudo code would be something like
Open text file containing URL's
Retrieve URL from text file
Open link
Save file to specific location on local disk
Retrieve remaining files
Close text file containing URL's
If I could accomplish this with a simple script that would be nice but
I do have Visual Basic 2005 Express and Visual Basic 6.0 to work with
if needed. No login is needed to access these files.
My system
Windows XP Pro SP2
Intel 2.8 GHz with 1.25 GB RAM
Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_gdr.050301-1519
.Net Framework ver. 2.0.50727.42
Thanks again, Steve
This is pretty simple stuff but if anyone can point a novice in the
right direction it would be appreciated.
I have a bunch of URL's that point to files on the internet whose
download I would like to automate. Normally, I would have to paste the
address in Internet Explorer's address bar, click 'Save' when the File
Download dialog box pops up and then indicate a local disk location
when the Save As dialog box appears.
So, the pseudo code would be something like
Open text file containing URL's
Retrieve URL from text file
Open link
Save file to specific location on local disk
Retrieve remaining files
Close text file containing URL's
If I could accomplish this with a simple script that would be nice but
I do have Visual Basic 2005 Express and Visual Basic 6.0 to work with
if needed. No login is needed to access these files.
My system
Windows XP Pro SP2
Intel 2.8 GHz with 1.25 GB RAM
Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_gdr.050301-1519
.Net Framework ver. 2.0.50727.42
Thanks again, Steve