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Old 09-05-2007, 11:59 AM   #100
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Originally Posted by DMcCunney View Post
I think it might be impossible to peer into.

To look inside a Zip file, you must have the file, so that your search routines can open it and look inside it.

If the file is on a remote site, you must either grab a copy of the file, or use the mechanism the remote site might provide for peering into the file. Most sites I've seen that host files don't provide the latter option, and if the site requires a logon/password to access hosted material, you won't be able to use the first option, either.
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Ah. I was assuming you'd grab a copy of the file. After all, when you look at a website, you're effectively grabbing a copy of the HTML file (or whatever is generated by the script that creates the page, if we're not talking about static pages).
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