What program can auto enter the web browser address so I can extract the web page  contents automatically?
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try grab-a-site or winHTTrack.. but you need to configue some setting to download a php file, or else, it will be compiled as and saved as html.
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tools>internet option>content>autocomplete
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Inside internet explorer:\n\nTools menu->Internet Options\nClick on "Content Tab"\nClick on "Auto complete button"\n\nPut a checkmark in "Use autocomplete for usernames and passwords". \nClick Ok
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if you mean you want to view the HTML code behind a website then right-click, and select "View Source."\n\nhope this helps
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right click the web page and select view source
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Top of web page tools internet options content autocomplete.\nclear the box that says web addresses.\n\nHope this helps.\nGood Luck.
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Simple Go to yahoo.com and press ctrl+d
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copy http://www.microsoft.com/java\n\nand paste in  your browsers address bar http://www.microsoft.com/java\n\npress enter !!
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Go to the website. \n\nhighlight the address in the address bar\n\nright click on it, then copy. \n\nNow, on the desktop, right click, then new -> shortcut\n\nIn the window, right click then paste (the website address)\n\nClick Next, type a name \n\nYer done.\n\n\n?!?\nWho uses Internet Explorer these days?  Scrap that dog.
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In Internet Explorer, click TOOLS then INTERNET OPTIONS then CONTENT then AUTOCOMPLETE.
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Just copy & paste the relevant part of code from\nhttp://asp.net/QuickStart/aspnet/doc/ctrlref/userctrl/default.aspx\nYou could find even more, if you stuck in the next step you gonna do after that.
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just like yahoo u type it in the address bar
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Well there are several methods as mentioned above, although they didn't tell you what they were :)\n\nType the link a letter at a time, it is required to have the 'http://' at the begining.\n\nwww.google.com (does not work)\nhttp://www.google.com (works)\n\nRight click the link on the page and select the option "copy Link Location" (this may differ with your browser) then right click the text area and type paste.\n\nRight click the address bar at the top of your browser and click "Copy" (this may differ with your browser) then right click the text area and type paste.\n\nSeect the link in the address bar so it is all highlighted and depress CTRL and then 'c' release both keys, the put your cursor in the text area where you want the link and depress CTRL and then 'v'.\n\nPS. combinations of the above will also work :)\n\nCTRL+c = copy\nCRTL+v = paste\n\nAnd what the guy above meant was that if you have the text for a link in the text area of your answer then it is automatically converted to a link.\n\nPPS. if you are talking about other sites than this one then the above may work or you may need to enter code like the following:\n\n<A HREF="http://www.google.com" TARGET="_blank">http://www.google.com</A>\n\nor they may have a mechanism for entering URLS
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hold Ctrl and click on the link you need
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Every web page has 'source code'.  You can view it by hitting view and then source.  After that just copy and paste whatever code that u want
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You could download the site using an HTML downloader to gain access to everypage that is linked up on the site.\n\nor if you want more diagnostics (such as broken links, etc.) you could run Xenu's Link Sleuth
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right click, properties, copy url and type in to whatever you are doing