Quote Originally Posted by Half View Post
Well actually getting an error is considered a huge leap in evolution of programming languages. Before that time stuff just stopped responding. Or finished anyway and the user never knew if the result was reliable.

So you get an error, use a Try...Catch around that block of code and handle it by going to the next loop iteration. Also add the bad url to a listbox or something so it can be checked manually later or removed from the list whatever.
Yeah, that exactly what I said I wanted to do.
I just don't know how.
That's why I asked..