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Date: 03/30/04
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Jason Barnett" <jasbarne <email protected>> wrote in message:
> Actually, why don't you just use plain text like this. Sheesh,
> sometimes I forget the easy answer :)
..............
Jason,
Thanks for the reply.
Since those figures change _daily_ on their site, I was hoping for a way to
open the file, read it, adjust the format by lopping off the last line into
an array and writing those values into a table - _without manually copying
and pasting the data each day into a .txt file_.
I have been able to do that with other remote URL's dynamically which were
designed as .txt files using a tab separator. The php script opens and
reads the file every time it is changed on their server and formats the
data.
However, this file is a .doc file and I'm trying to find a way to achieve
the same result.
Best...
TR
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