qweb

command line program that grabs a url from the web and saves the data to a file

suitable for use in batch programs, perl or VB projects

faster and easier that most active-java-object-based alternatives

so between this and qdata, you can implement database replication for arbitrary datasources on 32-bit windows platforms
all the code was written in Visual C++ *without* the MFC (that's why it's small/fast).

Standard Version (175K)
No SSL version (93K)

Example of how-to-use

qweb /time=120 /proxy=205.142.1.54:8080 "http://www.site.com?filenum=5" c:\output.gif_

if the URL you are retrieving contains any "? or "&" or "|" characters
or any other characters that will be munged by the Microsoft command-line parser
you must put the URL in quotes....

the default timeout value is set to 45 seconds, if you have a potentially slow connection,
you may want to supply a "/time=" parameter
furthermore....

the second argument to qweb will create a file...this is preferable to (>) redirecting

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