--reject problem OR dumb operator (me) problem?

Hi,


I am using wget to mirror a site. In all pages of this site there is a 
calendar that provides links for the rest of the site (this site carries 
some news selections for the day).

The point is, I want it to bring only today news. I have a link that 
points me to them, except for one IFRAME that carries a calendar which 
gives me access to all other dates.

I tried to supress the download of the calendar using the --reject 
option with:

/usr/local/bin/wget --recursive --no-host-directories --reject 
calendar.htm http://my.host/default.htm?date=20030107

When I use this, wget won't save the "calendar.htm" file. During 
mirroring I get a message like "calendar.htm retrieved but not saved 
because it was rejected". Well, I don't like the idea of retrieving a 
file I don't want but I can live with that. What is really being a 
problem is the fact that because wget retrieves "calendar.htm", it is 
followong the links inside it which point to all other dates.

How can I make wget completly  ignore a file? Or am I thinking it all 
wrong and the solution for my problem is somewhere else?


TIA,

Rodrigo Severo