How to download source to Text Box without a browser



Is this possible?



Download a webpage source without using a browser and place in to a textbox ready to edit and post(stop page/image load times)
You will want to look at the httpwebrequest class and its methods. You can feed it a URL and get back the source (page) to do with as you will. The MSDN articles that come up of you google httpwebrequest will help you.
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Why need you Dropbox loaded? 🤔 Yes, you can carefully revert back from the "backup" feature, as described in documentation for convenience. But this is only for convenience and not mandatory. Dropbox isn't the only program using links. You can create links wherever you want for your convenience, if applicable. 😉 Removing link is the same as removing a file or folder. You can do it using your file explorer or appropriate shell commands, whatever is convenient for you. That's it.

Let's hope this will help.




[View solution in original post](/t5/Dropbox-files-folders/File-Directories/m-p/471095#M179387) You will probably need to write a VBA macro that does this. Formatting is not pushed down from the workbook that the user opened to the workbook that holds the source data. you need a macro. a small extract of the four sheets may be uploaded to 
  
www.speedyshare.com without password. heh wow, pc world doesn't work for me, must be [censored] off my adblocker something fierce, can't go through the slides.

but yeah a pdf reader only lets you read pdfs or fill out pdf forms. a productivity suite is usually only things like word and excel microsoft office.

a pdf editor, i.e. adobe acrobat, lets you actually make pdfs from scratch, and do things like add in typable boxes so you can make forms people can fill out and print or save and send off. (like a job application or a medical waver or something) sure:

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