Gaijin <gaijin at clearwire.net> writes: > I don't think edbrowse is the right tool for the job. Using lynx > to grab the page and then filtering out the contents with grep and > sed is probably what you're looking for, or one of the Merril Lynch > companies out there that will give you a better display finance.yahoo.com offers its stock quote data in a CSV format, as well. Here is a link to a page that describes their API. http://www.gummy-stuff.org/Yahoo-data.htm I have a copy of a Python module for accessing Yahoo's quote data: http://members.cox.net/cmbrannon/ystockquote.py The author of that code is Corey Goldberg. As usual, I don't have the URL, so I just mirrored it on my website. Anyway, you can use their CSV data to create whatever sort of display you like. For instance, here's a URL that retrieves data pertaining to Oracle, Google, and Sun Microsystems. http://finance.yahoo.com/d/quotes.csv?s=orcl&s=goog&s=java&f=nl1 The "f=nl1" indicates that we are requesting the names and prices of the stocks. -- Chris
