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Two questions: 1. If I want to save an internet-page, without copying everything into a word-document (since I don't have the program), what am I supposed to do? I've saved a couple of files into something called MHT-format (they seem to work), instead of the usual Html; so what do you reckon is the best? I'd like a "copy" of everything (text, images, etc) on the page. (MHT seems to do this for me, but I have to be sure) 2. Are there any free-ware cd-burn programs? And/-or dvd-burn-progs as well? Thanks |
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2. Try |
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Thanks, will check it out. |
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Damn, it seems to be a wonderful program! Thanks, tunemx! |
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1. Save Page as HTML? |
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I like the way the webmaster skipped the first question... |
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Doesn't work. The images doesn't show. |
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What Browser are using to perfomr this most rudimentry of tasks that you're currently making a pig's ear of? |
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For example, in Firefox, you go File - Save Page As.. and then you can choose "Web page complete" (meaning with everything included, images etc), "Web Page HTML only" or as a txt file. If you're saying MHT is that another Microsoft attempt to make the web a less pleasing, more Microsfot centric experience for everyone? |
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MHT: via Internet Explorer I'm not sure about Mozilla Firefox. You see, I'd like to be able to open the documents without them being 'linked' to the page I copied them from, i.e. even if the web-page would have been wiped from the face of the earth, I'd rest assured I have them all saved up on the harddrive. |
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Well, if you insist on using IE, when you go to Save page, choose the "Webpage, complete" option and that will save the HTML page, and a folder with any linked items in it like images, onto your computer, obviously it'll only save the page as it is at the time you save it. |
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Does Mozilla save everything into one file, without the linked items? Because if it does, it's obviously better. _____________ Thanks for the help |
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* with the "Web page complete"-function of Mozilla, that is |
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I think if you want the "one file" option you need to stick then with MHT which seems only reliable in Internet Explorer, otherwise with Mozilla you download the html file and all the linked items go into a folder (in the same place where you save the page) containing the linked items, and it rewrites the page so that it knows its linked contents are now in that local folder ie, you don't need to be connected to the web in order to view it. Or take a screenshot and save it as a jpg. Or print it. |
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Thanks for the help |
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