Re: parsing data returned from Microsoft.XMLHTTP



Could you elaborate on the WebBrowser control?

Tom van Stiphout wrote:
I would not use XMLHTTP but rather the WebBrowser control. Then I can
use the DOM to get to what I want.

-Tom.

I used some code from another post to successfully search and retrieve data
from a web site. But now I have been pulling out my hair trying to take
informaiton out of the file and display it in my form. Here is my code:

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