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  1. Thanks, again. You've given me enough to go on. FileOpen/FileWrite/FileClose did the trick.
  2. Thanks to you both. I did look at _IEDocReadHTML, but couldn't find a way to save the contents of the variable to a file. My attempts to read it into a Notepad file were, to put it one way, comical. I should have explained: I'm trying to save the page after using AutoIt to fill in some fields and waiting for the server to return the data asked for. If I use the raw URL, that data won't be there: I need to fill in the forms first. That part, I already figured out. I asked because I couldn't find any IE_... function with "Save" in the title. Can you point out some way to get the _IEDocReadHTML variable into a saveable file without any fireworks? If so, thanks a lot.
  3. Hello, I got AutoIt to call up a web page and used Send("{ALT}") Send("f") Send("a") to call up the "Save Webpage" dialog box, but for the life of me I can't access the box. In addition to the direct approach, I tried these lines: WinActivate("Save Webpage", "") Send("Testfile") Send("{ENTER}") and: WinActivate("[CLASS:Save Webpage]", "") Send("Testfile") Send("{ENTER}") Neither of them worked to save "Testfile.htm" [the test name for the Webpage I'm trying to save] from the open dialog box. How do I script it so that AutoIt saves the Webpage? Are there some commands that can access the dialog box, or should I use a different approach entirely? As the lines above indicate, I just want to save the webpage raw - nothing fancy Thanks.
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