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Moderator, my recommended disposition is:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; Accept _agj_'s comment(s) as an answer.<br />
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Dan Rollins -- EE database cleanup volunteer
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Moderator, my recommended disposition is:

    Accept _agj_'s comment(s) as an answer.

Dan Rollins -- EE database cleanup volunteer

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Experts, I don't have time to figure this out, so here's 400 points to anyone that can provide me a good answer with full source code. Here's The situation for which I am in urgent need of a solution: I have one instance of Internet Explorer already running. I want to run a vb program that will capture the outertext of the current page being displayed in that Internet Explorer. The vb program should know which browser to grab it from based on the page title or url. &nbsp;(I cannot reload that page, as it will feed different results each time--so Inet, browser control, etc, is out of the question). &nbsp;I simply need to get the contents of a page already loaded in a particular instance of Internet Explorer. &nbsp;Many thanks in advance!
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Experts, I don't have time to figure this out, so here's 400 points to anyone that can provide me a good answer with full source code. Here's The situation for which I am in urgent need of a solution: I have one instance of Internet Explorer already running. I want to run a vb program that will capture the outertext of the current page being displayed in that Internet Explorer. The vb program should know which browser to grab it from based on the page title or url.  (I cannot reload that page, as it will feed different results each time--so Inet, browser control, etc, is out of the question).  I simply need to get the contents of a page already loaded in a particular instance of Internet Explorer.  Many thanks in advance!

Get outertext of page loaded in Internet Explorer

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