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Thanks for your help, much appreciated.<br />
I can now see using a proxy is the answer<br />
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regards &nbsp;turnermich
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Thanks for your help, much appreciated.
I can now see using a proxy is the answer

regards  turnermich

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I need to be able to capture to a text file all data being transmitted from Internet Explorer 6.0<br />
ie. When i complete a form on a web page, see what data is being transmitted to the web site.<br />
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I have had a bit of a go with winsock, but it reports port 80 in use.<br />
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I also need to capture info coming in on port 80, but, even help with incoming will be of great assistance.<br />
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Appreciate any help.<br />

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I need to be able to capture to a text file all data being transmitted from Internet Explorer 6.0
ie. When i complete a form on a web page, see what data is being transmitted to the web site.

I have had a bit of a go with winsock, but it reports port 80 in use.

I also need to capture info coming in on port 80, but, even help with incoming will be of great assistance.

Appreciate any help.


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