Vb Codes to save a file and vb codes for a web browser?

The following examples are based on the Windows Scripting Host (WSH, VBScript) that is part of Windows. Vbs Shows how to work with iimRunner. Vbs Submit database information to a website.

Shows how to query any database. Vbs Web scrape data into a plain text file. Vbs Web scrape data into a database.

Vbs Web scrape data from one website and submit it to a second website. Vbs Extract exchange rate from a website. Runs in tray.

Vbs Measure response times and use them in script. Vbs Fill an online form with random numbers. Vbs Directly send macro code to iMacros instance instead of calling locally stored macros.

Vbs Run all iMacros demo macros and create a test report. Vbs Run several iMacros instances in parallel. Important: iMacros can be controlled with same syntax shown here in any Windows programming and scripting language.

Please see also the Tutorials page. Open a new file (e.g. Save it as *. VB.NET sample projects for Visual Studio 2003 and 2005 are included in the iMacros download.. The samples especially show the threading features of iMacros.

You can run and control many browsers simultaneously. A complete VB6 projects is included in the iMacros download. In addition, all VBS and VBA samples work with VB6 with no or almost no modifications.

The iMacros Browser, IE and Firefox can be integrated with all Microsoft Office products (e. IMacros includes detailed error handling. Even a web browser crash or freeze does not stop the Scripting Interface.

Instead, it will simply return an error code and you can start a new instance. Please see the list of general iMacros Error-Codes and Scripting Interface Return Codes. For more information, please see the Tutorials chapter.

Incidentally, this is the same size as a USPS Medium Priority Mail Flat Rate Box. Out of the box pricing for all shipping carriers which means that lower negotiated rates based on volume are not taken into account. Labels are being printed online which means all associated USPS internet discounts apply.

At the end, I’ll also discuss the trade offs between price, shipping time and reliability and give my take on the best shipping strategy. FedEx Ground or UPS Ground will almost always be cheaper than USPS Priority Mail. Between FedEx and UPS, FedEx will be cheaper than UPS out of the box because they provide you with an instant 15% off all shipments just for creating an online account(Note: The level of discount will vary but there’s always a discount program).

The only exception to the above rule is that USPS offers 3 flat rate box shipping options, small, medium and large. If you can manage to shove merchandise that is heavier than 2lbs into a small flat rate box (unlikely), you can save about 4 dollars. However more realistically, you will need a medium flat rate box to ship something weighing 2lbs or more.

The break even point between FedEx or UPS Ground and a Priority Mail flat rate medium box is about 4 lbs. The break even point for a large Priority Mail flat rate box is about 7 lbs. So if your item is heavier than 4lbs, use a USPS flat rate medium box.

If you need a large flat rate Priority Mail box, make sure it’s heavier than 7 lbs. Otherwise, FedEx or UPS Ground will always be cheaper. USPS will always be cheaper than FedEx or UPS hands down.

However as the weight creeps closer to 2 pounds, USPS pretty much reaches pricing parity with UPS and FedEx Ground. USPS really shines when your package weighs less than 13 oz and can be mailed via First Class mail. If you don’t care about reliability, USPS is by far the cheapest shipping option for light items.

USPS Express is once again the cheapest solution by far and it is guaranteed. The only problem with USPS Express mail is that sometimes the delivery window is 2 days and you won’t know unless you check online. USPS also doesn’t offer a morning delivery time so if your client needs something at the beginning of the business day, they are out of luck.

I’ve also discovered that USPS Express Mail is less reliable than FedEx or UPS Next Day Service. While they “guarantee” their delivery times, what this really means is that they’ll refund your money if the package is delivered late. This has happened to me several times already and a shipping refund doesn’t make up for having an angry customer.

It is unclear which delivery service is better if you need 2-3 day delivery because USPS doesn’t guarantee their delivery times for Priority or First Class Mail. So while USPS Priority Mail cites a 2-3 day typical delivery time, it could be slower or faster depending on various unknown factors. In my experience, I’ve had some Priority Mail packages delivered within a single day and I’ve seen delivery times as long as 1.5 weeks.

While the latter tends to be an anomaly, overall the delivery speed is somewhat random. FedEx and UPS however, always guarantee their delivery times but are significantly more expensive. In some cases, FedEx and UPS will cost you will over 2X the cost of USPS.

While USPS is the cheapest shipping carrier in most cases, their reliability is easily the worst among the 3 carriers. Our online store primarily uses USPS because most of our orders are under 2 pounds. But we routinely get packages delayed or lost in the mail.

This past few months alone, we have had 3 customers email us wondering where the hell their order was.