GS wrote:
I thought I'd take a look at going with a userform and MS Web Browser
control for more flexible programming opts

While I'm on pause waiting to consult with client on my current project...

This is doable; -I have a userform with web browser, a textbox, and some
buttons.

The Web Browser doesn't display AddressBar/StatusBar for some reason,
even though these props are set 'True'. (Initial URL (pg1) is hard-coded
as a result) You navigate to parent pages using Next/Last buttons,
starting with pg1 on load. Optionally, you can enter a page# in a GoTo box.

The browser lets you select links, and you load its current document
page source into txtViewSrc via btnViewSrc. This action also Splits()
page source into vPgSrc for locating search text selected in
cboSearchTxt. The cboSearchTxt_Change event auto-locates your desired
lines at present, but I will have it appending them to file shortly.
This file will be structured same as illustrated earlier. I think this
could be fully automated after I see how the links are define in their
innerHTML.

For now, I'll provide a button to write found lines because it gives an
opportunity to preview the data going into your file. This will happen
via loading found lines into vaLinesOut() which is sized 0to3. This will
make the search sequence important so the output file has its lines in
the correct order (top-to-bottom in page source).

I use my own file read/write procedures because they're configured for
large amounts of data in 1 shot to/from dbase.txt files, and so are
included in the userform class.

While there's still a manual element to this, it's going to be orders of
magnitude less daunting and more efficient that what you do now. It
seems highly likely over time that this entire task can be fully
automated just by entering the URL for pg1!

Way beyond me.
If in HTML one can copy an <a href="..." to the hard drive, then
that is all i need.