>>I´m completely lost here. Please could you help me. I know how to navigate to a page, but how to "locate the desired graphic in the page, get the reference to the graphic in the HTML, and suck it down from the reference"?
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>OK, instantiate InternetExplorer.Application, and invoke the NavigateTo() method with the URL. Grab the OuterHTML, which contains the embedded HTML text. Parse this to find the IMAGE tag for the desired image; it'll either contain an embedded image, or more likely, will contain the URL for the image. If you then grab the image from the URL (it'll likely be a JPEG, but could be in any of a number of formats), you have the image you want.
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>You can do the same thing using the WebBrowser control, which would allow you to place the image on-screen directly by simply navigating to the graphic embedded in the referenced IMAGE.

Thank you very much. I´ll try it. Happy Holydays!!!