Perhaps it's my mistake, but this article's code doesn't appear to work at all for me, even when trying it exactly as it's written:<BR><BR>http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/070601-1.shtml<BR><BR>It's screen-scraping in asp.net. It's done in VB.net but I need it in C#. I tried it line for line and got nothing but errors. Apparently there IS no UTF8Encoding class to call, I don't see it anywhere and it's not found when trying to compile the code!<BR><BR>This is a big problem I've had w/ a lot of 4guys articles in the past, some, like this - provide no real documentation on how to use the code! Kind of sloppy in my opinion.<BR><BR>If anyone can correct me or this article or both, please do.<BR><BR>ThanksWhat version of the .NET Framework are you using? The code in the article is for Beta 2. You can see a running version at:<BR>http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/demos/ScreenScrapeDemo.aspx<BR><BR>If you have Beta 2, you can read about the UTF8Encoding class at:<BR>ms-help://MS.VSCC/MS.MSDNVS/cpref/html/frlrfSystemTextUTF8EncodingClassTopic.htm<BR><BR>> This is a big problem I've had w/ a lot of 4guys articles <BR>> in the past, some, like this - provide no real <BR>> documentation on how to use the code! Kind of sloppy in <BR>> my opinion<BR><BR>I have to make a comment on this. 4Guys articles don't provide technical documentation because that can be found online easily or on your computer. (Start/Programs/Microsoft ASP.NET/Documentation) 4Guys _does_ provide a lot of explanation in the article. Compare my article on screen scraping to Steve Smith's:<BR>http://www.aspalliance.com/stevesmith/articles/netscrape.asp<BR><BR>My article provides more meat, IMO. Also, most articles on 4Guys provide more "meat" than the screen scraping one.I just tried it and it went like a bought one. I just wonder what sort of trouble I can get myself into now I know how easy this Screen Scraping stuff is.