I runned the attached project for 1h 30min and then it stopped with that error (Device not ready).
I don't know if it's a bug or it's related to my computer or the site I was scannig.

I've used the latest version of visual web ripper, on Windows Server 2003, Service Pack 2.

I wold also like to adress an other question: How can I extract the class from a div?
For example: I have a list and one atribute is only listed in the div's class. It wold suffice if I could add a collum where to mark if I find the word "lelvel0" in the div's atributes. I've managed so far to extract this data by makeing separate lists/tables eatch haveing the atribute's name but this makes it paifull to analise the data, and repatching it takes time.

That's not the problem, I know how to select them all but the problem is that I want to get the data behind the visible text, from the div's attributes (the pay level / and maybe other data at other webpages)

Can this be done? or dose it have to be done using a regular expression in a post processing operation after extracting all the html content from the div?

Thanks, didn't see the atribute option for capture(sorry). Actualy that's what I was asking.

Also the "contains" comand in the Xpath is good to know. Where can I find the complete sintax for Xpath?

Thanks for all the help.

Great, thanks - didn't know it existed, I thought that it was one of your features :).
These tools make things a lot easier.

I'll go to work then, thanks for the great support.

Visual Web Ripper looks at a specific page loop when it determines if data should be written to disk, so you'll need to set the cache size on the category or category letter template. However, I don't think you'll have problems with memory in this project. Have you already tried?