>On the contrary, at this time most sites are HTML based and not XML. The ones I
>am interested in not likely to be the kind of dynamically driven sites you are
>referring to, and anyway if that is the case I have another method of
>extracting that info (which is unfortunately not available on my Linux box and
>so I am using a friend who uses Windows) -- I just want this because it is
>preferrable to that other method.
>Alan
I wasn't talking about XML. I'm talking about CGI programs that build the HTML
on the fly.
I don't know what site you are after, so I do not know how complicated the
HTML code is for the site.
If you were to try traversing my site and downloading it, it would take
approximately 5 GB of space. I wonder what other sites are like that are
corporate sites.
Good luck. You are going to need it.
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