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On Sat, 09 Oct 2004 15:40:49 GMT, ppnerkDELETETHIS@yahoo.com (Phred)
wrote:

>G'day mates,
>
>One of my common needs is to download several data files from a web 
>page.  Using MSIE 6 I seem to be limited to selecting one file at a 
>time.  This is a bit of a nuisance as it requires interrupting other 
>work to go back to the page to select the next in line, etc etc.
>
>It occurs to me that there *should* be some simple way to do this -- 
>maybe even within MSIE itself (but, if so, it escapes me 8-).
>
>Does anyone know an application or script (run from a batch file or 
>command line would be *very* convenient :) that can do this sort of 
>thing, please?
>
>Only needs to be very simple.  Bells and whistles not required; just 
>the ability to point to a page, select the files, and download to a 
>selected directory.
>
>Something that works under Windows 9x/ME/2000/XP would be great!
>Failing that, just ME/XP would be good.  And, failing that, just XP 
>would be acceptable.
>
>Thanks for your time.
>

KybIE GetEmAll (www.1keytools.com) allows you to do exactly this with
IE. 

Go to the page with the links in IE. 
Select the links.
Press F7

The selected files will be saved in a cache directory.
You can view them by selecting from a list -or- pressing F8 to see
each one in turn in IE.

The lite version (free) will allow up to 2 sets of pages with 20 pages
each. The pro version (not free) is unlimited.

David. 1keytools. 

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