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Subject: Matlab 7.5 and urlread

From: dannem@gmail.com

Date: 23 Jul, 2008 08:28:25

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I have a peculiar problem with a new version of Matlab. I wrote a
small srcipt that goes to Google url and counts the frequency of a
certain word. I used urlread command. When I upgraded my Matlab it
siezed to work, though any other search except for google it readily
performs. It does not transfer the text to s in
[s,res]=urlread(pagename). Do you have an idea?
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Dan
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Subject: Matlab 7.5 and urlread

From: Matthew Simoneau

Date: 29 Jul, 2008 22:49:02

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Are you sure your script still works on the old version of
MATLAB? Accessing Google in this automated way is against
their terms of service. If they detect you doing this,
they'll block you.

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