Screen Scrape Website - Need Windows App Built (VB.net 2008)

Sample will be coming shortly. Will update once complete. I need an Windows App built using VB.net (version 2008). The app needs to do the following: Start here: [login to view URL] On the right hand side, there will be a tree. There will be Years, then within each year, there are days (ie. 2013/001 means January 1st, 2013). Anyways, the app needs to walk the tree to get to the last day (currently that is 2013/075). Once on the latest day, you'll see folders (still on the left side of the page). Within folder "B", we're only concerned with folders b1 and b2. We need the first five records collected. The numbers in blue are the column headings and info to the right of each is the data. The can be seen in the attached sample in blue. After the app collects all the current day's data, it needs to move on to part two. Part 2 starts here: [login to view URL] Loop through all the data under column heading "111" and input each into the "Trade mark No:" in the above link. After clicking the search button, you'll be taken to a page with the info we need captured for each specific trade mark number. The attached sample has the column layouts and exactly how the data needs to be captured. The column headings in the sample correspond to the field names on the site. Some of the results will have one image listed under the "Graphic representation" heading. This image needs to be saved and named the corresponding trade mark number. This name should appear in the data file under Image Name. If there is no image, leave blank. The data files needs to be saved as a .xlsx file and named using the day the app was run on date (ex. [login to view URL]), which has the format yyyy_mm_dd_oamiData.xlsx. The images need to be zipped up and saved using the following naming convention: yyyy_mm_dd_oamiImages.zip. The app needs to be able to start the process once it’s called. So once the app comes up it needs to automatically start. When its finished it needs to save the data file and zip of images out to a folder we dictate in the config file of the app.