Hi Sandi,

I assume from your description that this is for a periodic update of the web pages, as opposed to a scripting situation where everytime the page is hit. If it is periodic, I dont think that you would need to get Web Connection: you are on the right track when you suggest FTP'g the file to the website.

If you already own Web Connection, I believe that it includes a class called wwFTP that can be used to FTP files. Otherwise there are several FTP ActiveX controls (I believe IPTools includes one) that you could purchase.

Rick Hodder

>Hi everyone. What is the best way to do the following:
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>My app needs to read a data table and create an HTML page of the contents and send the HTML page to a site. (Write it to an internet address? or does it have to be a special FTP site?) My client has someone else run their web pages (an ISP) and I've been given a series of page names (MYCATEGORY.HTML) that need to replace their old pages. I need to be able to do this on a regular basis, probably through a menu option. I know that the full WestWind application can do this, but I'm wondering if I need the whole thing (rather than just the Internet Protocols or the Client Tools are all I need or is there a simpler way I havent thought of.
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>TIA,
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>Sandi Cassidy
>scassidy@canaccount.com