>>If you want the source, get it directly from the URL using winsock or wwipstuff :-)
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>Interesting point, Gérald. I'll take your word for it that even document.documentElement.outerHTML is not quite exactly what I was looking for. But there is still one way that would seem to do the trick, assuming that the prompt can be suppressed, which is to use the document.execCommand('SaveAs') method. Note that the scenario of interest to me is one that begins with a WebBrowser control, already navigated to the page in question. I would expect to encounter all sorts of complications trying to get back to that page via winsock or wwipstuff, e.g. if it had been dynamically generated in response to a form, or there had been some password manually entered prior to getting to this page.
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>Mike

Using the document's methods and properties you will get all the content of the document, but parsed by the control. What i said was that if you wish to get the "original" page, you are out of luck with the control.

BTW, what are you tryng to get that is not there?