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> You might try using Internet Explorer's COM server object
> (search this forum for examples - there was even one a few
> days ago if I remember correctly). Or use Java's net I/O
> classes. Or use Matlab's browser for that matter.

Thankw very much for the suggestions.  I started off trying
to do a web call, but the page I need is password protected.
 This is similar to the problem I had earlier with urlread.
 Unfortunately, unlike urlread, all web seems to do is call
ibrowse(html_file), and ibrowse is a dll.

I also tried searching for "IE com server object" and it
told me those were all common terms and wouldn't give me any
results.