That's excellent. That worked. But why it worked is still a puzzle.

When I only use the code inner loop (For Each element As HtmlElement In WebBrowser.Document.Links) then, as I say, the three links in the centre of the page (which are perhaps in another frame) are skipped.

Now, when I include your outer loop and loop the frames (For Each frameWindow As HtmlWindow In WebBrowser.Document.Window.Frames) the three links in the centre of the page are now included in the inner loop BUT it looks as though there is only one frame because the outer loop only does one pass (there is no second framewindow to loop).

Does that make any sense to you? By looping the frames, the three central links were included (whereas before they weren't) but it still appears that there is only one frame as the outer loop only does 1 iteration. Why does the code work?

Comparing the html from the ie developer toolbar there is only

<HTML>
<HEAD>
<BODY>

and no mention of framesets, so I'm getting the impression there is only one frame on this webpage? Well, either way it works now so it's not a problem but I'd be interestd to know what's going on there?

Thanks a bunch!

JF