What forest? I can't see it, there's a huge number of trees in front of it. :-)

>Against the problem with the forest :)
>thank you Tore
>
>
>>Again the same answer. Use either the GetDataFromURL function or the GetFileFromURL function. Usually I use the first for large files, and the second for smaller files. But you can also use the first for all files if you want.
>>
>>>Thank for your answer
>>>
>>>Can you tell me how can I download a file (I need an image) from the web if I know its url ?
>>>I mean by code of course :)
>>>
>>>thank you
>>>Alessio
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>I responded so I could mark this. I might be able to join the chorus of ideas offered by others.
>>>>
>>>>You can also do it directly, using a desk top object:
>>>>http://www.levelextreme.com/DataEntryThreadView.aspx?ID=1497781
>>>>
>>>>The XML is a pretty standard parse - have you got that worked out?
>>>>
>>>>>I need to get data from this :
>>>>>
>>>>>www.google.com/ig/api?weather=Latina
>>>>>
>>>>>It should return an xml data but i cannot get it by using the InternetOpenUrlApi
>>>>>
>>>>>How can I read this Data ?
>>>>>
>>>>>Thank you
>>>>>Alessio