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You just go to the extension page over on Google, for instance you can navigate to, https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/helium-10/njmehopjdpcckochcggncklnlmikcbnb?hl=en-US and click to install the extension.

I did get this working, thurns out you can speciify an intemediate window as the parent window. plugin command("WindowsCommands.dll", "click mouse", "Intermediate D3D Window", "Chrome_WidgetWin_1", "-200", 190, "Left Click") That let me click on the popups from the navbar, but you do have to specify the coordinates. Autoit was helpful to figure this out, they have a "window info" tool that showed me the "Intermediate D3D Window" information. It's free.. Thanks to anyone who took a look. Chris

I have everything else worked out except how to find the parent window and class for the model popup from the navbar. If anyone has suggestions.... Thanks, Chris

Hi: I would like to use an extension that I have in chrome to pull data from Amazon. The name of the extension is XRay and it is made by Helium10, it ads an analysis that I can't get from Amazon directly. I was hoping that someone knew how to access chrome extensions. Thanks, Chris

I assume that you have worked this out if not you can send me a pm and i can fix it within a few minutes. (I have libraries that will let me load in the raw data strip out what you don't want and then then send the file on to your program.) A work around is simply to load the list into excel (you can probably just paste it in depending on the format), dopen notepad ->>> click on the test entry area ---> click tab ---> highlight the tab with your mouse ---> and hit ctr-x click on your excel sheet ---> Hit ctrl-H in the top area put in the prefix that you have iden

I have been Using Steve Aylor's backlinkenergizer. It seems to be working pretty well though it is a bit of work to set up for massive numbers of backlinks. (A single "cluster" of sites does about 1,000 links in a month), but with WP 3.0 using multiple subdomains you can automate as many as you need. This method can get you up to about 90% indexation as measured with scrapebox. When testing previously RSS and pinging the best indexing I got was about 35%. http://linkjuicemaximizer.com/ looks like it may work pretty well, just have to try it when it finally rolls out.