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Old December 16th, 2008, 07:07 AM
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Default Code to save html page source code?

Hi,

I would need a VBA program that takes web address as input and saves a txt-file that includes the source code of the web page. I can do that already with send keys with Firefox, but I guess that's not very wise in a long run. I know how to write text files from string variables, but can a string variable hold any given web page source code (in other words, is there enough space)?

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The string variable can hold 2 Billion characters, so it will probably work. Did you need more help with this?
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I think 2 Billion characters are enough to handle this.





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