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Thanks for waisting my time!

If you would like to contact me, my E-Mail Address is CHARLES_R_CONIC@FANNIEMAE.COM

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In addition to that book, which does explain and illustrate the process quite beautifully, I'll briefly explain some Access features by which you can use Access 97 to "search the Web".

Feature: Importing, linking, and exporting data locatedon the Internet or an intranet.

Uses: Import and link HTML tables and lists by using the Import HTML Wizard and the Link HTML Wizard. When you link HTML tables, the data is read-only.

Feature: Displaying Web pages and other documents in Microsoft Access forms.

Uses: Use the WebBrowser control on your application's forms to browse Web sites, view Web pages and other documents, and download data located on the Internet. You can use the WebBrowser control to browse sites on the World Wide Web, as well as folders in the local file system and on a network.

Feature: Using the Internet with database replication.

Uses: Synchronize a database replica with a replica or Design Master on an Internet server.

Using those features, like I stated earlier, will take more than possible on a thread like this one. In addition to reviewing that book, look at this Microsoft site which has an article titled, "Developing Applications for the Internet and the World Wide Web".

It shows you how to use Microsoft Access to develop applications that retrieve, publish, and share information on the Internet or a local area network.

Best of luck,

Maxwell

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By the way, REMOVE SPACES if any snuck into the pasted URLs:

Maxwell

I bought the book this weekend and it has seems to fix my problems. THANK YOU FOR THE SUGGESTION.

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