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Reading remote pages on the internet with VB.NET

Asked by logicalc in Visual Studio, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: VB.NET 2008

I want to write a VB.NET 2008 program to look at pages on the internet and retrieve information from these pages. I am breaking this into small steps, so that I can learn what to do.

Please can you give me guidance on my first two steps:
1. Navigate to a nominated page (whose address I will key in) and retrieve the source of the page, so that I search for a specific text string (e.g, "locomotive").
2. Navigate to a nominated page, thensimulate entering text into a specific field and then pressing a key or button.

Thanks

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