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September 21st, 2001, 05:24 PM #1
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How to listen to URL request from wbe broswer in VB6?

How could I listen to some URL request from web browser (such as http://138.**.**.**/request.pl or so) in VB?
I have installed Apache server and ActivePerl on my PC (windows 2000).

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