You could try using xmlhttp to grab the file using a GET request.
It might be necessary though to add the session cookies that get set in IE
when you go through the Disclaimer page. You can extract these from IE
using "document.cookie" and then add them as headers to your xmlhttp
request.
Downloading with xmlhttp (ASP example):
http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/110100-1.shtml
Adding cookies:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/290899
Time to sleep now: I'll have a go at this myself tomorrow.
Tim
"Paul Martin" wrote in message
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Tim, when you say "you may just be able to download it directly from
there", in what way specifically?
If I use IE, I get the 'File Download' dialog box. If I use the
URLDownloadToFile API, using that URL, it merely downloads the
Disclaimer page. I'm stuck on how to proceed. Any suggestions?
Paul