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biterScripting (TM) Help Pages - Automated Internet Commands All help pages are available within biterScripting using the help command. To search help pages, use the -s option of the help command. These commands automate internet tasks. Using these commands you can perform routine internet activity thru a script, without manually typing, clicking or reading. You can even login to a server and supply a password as part of an automation script. Communication over the internet is performed using what's known as Internet Session ( IS ). You can use an internet session (IS) to communicate with an internet server. You can connect and disconnect from it, you can request a document/file from it, you can submit a form to it, you can save documents/files from a server to your local computer, among others. The following commands are used with an internet session. SESSION CONTROL isstart Start an internet session. isend End an internet session. CONNECTION CONTROL iscon Connect to an internet server. isdiscon Disconnect from an internet server. FILE OR DOCUMENT CONTROL isret Retrieve or get a document or a file from an internet server. issub Submit or put or post a form to an internet server. issave Save the file or document (text or binary) downloaded from an internet server to your local computer. HEADER CONTROL isheadret Retrieve header information from an internet server, including cookies. isheadsub Submit header information to an internet server, including cookies. © 2008-2013, biterScripting.com. All rights reserved. biterScripting, biterScript, biterBrowser, biterMobile, biterScripting.com, FVA (Forward Variable Assignment) are trademarks of biterScripting.com. Is it biterScripting-compatible ? is a service mark of biterScripting.com. Explorer, Unix, Windows are trademarks, service marks or other forms of intellectual property of their respective owners.