Jim B: What I want is way to create a list that will be used to search
the internet and then have the results stored not the actual web pages
just the urls and then have a way for the urls to be reviewed.
VO: If you would like a custom solution, you could write a very simple
Perl program using the 'get' command. That returns the contents of a
page as a string, and you can pattern-match on it or whatever. It could
read through a simple text file with one URL per line, visit that URL,
and spit out any URL matching your criteria. Very, very simple. I
Googled some links for you below ... the first one explains the
LWP::Simple module which I've used. The second one looks interesting
and more general, but I didn't look at it in any detail.
Good luck,
Vic
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