Hi Monks. I have used the LWP::UserAgent to retrieve a web page (something I do a lot that usually works). This time, however, when printing the web page 
(http://www.keynote.co.uk/kn2k1/CnIsapi.dll?nuni=98781&usr=11402srv=04
+&alias=kn2k1&uni=1147832502&fld=S&S_type=search&db=KEYNOTE&search_0=c
+ats&Field0=AT&OpList_0=AND&search_99=KN&Field99=C4&OpList_99=AND&NoAu
+toAnd=1)

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this is what I got: 

<!--Copyright 2002 Clarinet Systems Ltd.-->^M
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML//EN">^M
<html><head><title>Welcome to Key Note.co.uk</title>^M
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Expires" CONTENT="Mon, 12 Jul 1999 17:45:00 GMT">^M
^M
</head>^M
  <frameset border="-2" framespacing="-2" cols="190,*">^M
   <frame noresize noresize name="side" src="/kn2k1/\11402_04\FRM4123\
+SUMMARY.FRM\side.HTM" scrolling="auto">^M
   <frame noresize noresize name="main" src="/kn2k1/\11402_04\FRM4123\
+SUMMARY.FRM\main.HTM" scrolling="auto">^M
<noframes>^M
 <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">^M
  <p><b>This web page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support th
+em.</b></p>^M
 </body>^M
</noframes>^M
</frameset>^M
^M
</html>^M

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I used FireFox to view the source code, and found it possible to view the frame I needed (with all the info I wanted).
Does anyone know how I can get frame source code from the LWP::UserAgent?
thanks in advance,
Guy Naamati

Edit: g0n - code tags


Thanks for the help, it now works just fine

In reply to Web Pages with frames by mrguy123

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