[RESOLVED] Get Link Name

Hi, I am using a webbrowser and the MS HTML Object library to add the links of a site to a listbox on my form. The problem is that I need to know what the text of the hyperlink is. I already know how to get the URL of the link with the HTML Object library but is there an easy way to get the text that it is linked with.
eg:

HTML Code:

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<a href="http://www.google.com">Google Is Here</a>

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I want to get the text "Google Is Here".

Where would "Google is here" be coming from?

Is this just static text that you want included with each link? Like if your link was www.vbforms.com the text would be "VBForums is here"?

No m8, I would need to parse it from the html so that I can have on my form a button that says "Google Is Here" or whatever the text on the link is and then when the user clicks it http://www.google.com will be opened or whatever the URL of the link is.

You can simply call the innerText or innerHTML for the link object.

For example (I am going on memory here, forgive any syntax errors)

VB Code:

Dim I As Integer
' I don't remember if the document.links array is zero or one based.
For I = 0 To document.links.length -1
    Debug.Print document.links(I).innerText
    Debug.Pring document.links(I).innerHTML
Next

wow, that worked brilliantly!
Thanx a lot BradBrening, thread resolved!