On Tue, 26 Oct 2010, Curtis Griesel wrote: > If the source page does not have an html bookmark at the location to > which you'd like to jump, you're only other option is to feed the html > source into a database and display the results you want from your own > database. Probably not as simple as you'd like, but certainly doable. Can he filter it through a perl script (or whatever) that finds a certain regexp that identifies the desired position in the page and adds a name tag at that point: wget -O - URL | perl -pe 's/(unique regexp)/<a name="position">$1/' > file.html Then load file.html#position Mike