Hi,
Usually I use this :
Window.navigate "URL" or Window.open "URL"
or
Window.open ("URL", "targetwindowname"
Then when the document is loaded, you can access the content with
Window.document.body.innerthtml
or
Window.document.body.outerhtml
If you want to get all inside the page use
Window.document.all.tags("html"

.item(0).outerhtml
You can reach and parse all elements in window, using the window and document model (see MSDN).
Take care of what you reference.When your script in a given Window, "window.document.... and others apply to the window where the script is. If you want to reference an other window or frame, use the relevant addressing.
When a script addresses its own window, you can omit the "window" word and write
navigate "URL" or document.body... or document.all
Be aware too about cross domain security. If your script is on a html page on disk client-side, you can't access directly the window.document object to parse it. To do that, use an activeX internet explorer component like that
In your local html parsing page write this script
<script language=vbscript>
Dim IE, Myvar
Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application"

IE.navigate "URL"
Do while IE.Busy
Loop
Do While ie.ReadyState <> 4
Loop
Myvar=IE.document.all.tags("html"

.item(0).outerhtml
alert Myvar
</script>
The loops on IE ready are there to wait the document is fully downloaded. I didn't find yet how to capture the Onload event of the children IE window... if somebody knows, let me know please.