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<blockquote data-quote="James" data-source="post: 19189" data-attributes="member: 12681">Hi Mat,Thanks for that. However, the get forms are not a problem. That how most sites work. It is the post forms and other methods involving java. That are causeing problems.Hi Artman,Most sites have some kind of disclaimer about getting pages by automatic means. What are automatic mens?How is WebEPG + MP that different from IE?They both download HTML published on the web, for personal use. We display the content in a different way. However, who said that there is only one way to display HTML source. Each browser does look a little different and many support ad and popup blocking, so filtering content doesn't seem to be a problem.Both programs can store the content for off line access. IE has a feature to automatically download web pages for offline access, is this also forbiden. Can a site that publishes free information on the web, forbid a user from saving a personal copy for later viewing? (Then they better ban web caching)Just my throughts,/James</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James, post: 19189, member: 12681"] Hi Mat, Thanks for that. However, the get forms are not a problem. That how most sites work. It is the post forms and other methods involving java. That are causeing problems. Hi Artman, Most sites have some kind of disclaimer about getting pages by automatic means. What are automatic mens? How is WebEPG + MP that different from IE? They both download HTML published on the web, for personal use. We display the content in a different way. However, who said that there is only one way to display HTML source. Each browser does look a little different and many support ad and popup blocking, so filtering content doesn't seem to be a problem. Both programs can store the content for off line access. IE has a feature to automatically download web pages for offline access, is this also forbiden. Can a site that publishes free information on the web, forbid a user from saving a personal copy for later viewing? (Then they better ban web caching) Just my throughts, /James [/QUOTE]

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