Brian,

  For stock HTML, you can use the META tag with the
REFRESH parameter.

Here's an example which will immediately take you
to another page:

<META HTTP-Equiv=refresh Content="0; URL=http://www.editcorp.com">

By altering the initial value, you can "pause" the refresh.  This
is a way to automatically reload a page by specifying the existing
URL.  For example, the following will reload itself every 30
seconds (maybe its grabbing pictures from a camera so you see
the update image):

<META HTTP-Equiv=refresh Content="30; URL=current_view.cfm">

Hope that helps,

Michael L Gueterman
Easy Does It Technologies
http://www.editcorp.com
voice: 888-858-EDIT (3348) -or 573-368-5478
fax:   573-368-5479
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> -----Original Message-----
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> Subject: [HP3000-L] WEBPAGE / HTML
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>
> Can anyone give me a simple example of source code for a webpage that
> causes a link to another URL.
>
> What I want to do is similar to what happens when you go to
> www.microsoft.com/ie in that it immediately takes you somewhere
> else.  Unfortunately, it all happens so fast that I can't catch the
> original page and view the source.
>
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