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How do you make a static copy of a web page?
Hi,
I want to make a static copy of a web page, how do I do this? On my Mozilla FireFox browser, I selected "View" "Page Source" and have saved the html. Is this what I use? And how do I turn it into web page format again? I hope somebody understands what I'm trying to do. |
I just go to File,
Then Save Page As Then tell it where to go. When I open it from My Computer it's Open With Works for me |
wow, that works and it's so simple.
thanks a lot. |
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A great little utility for capturing part or all of a screen is Snagit.
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Why not just use 'Print Screen', save it as a .jpg, then edit as required with a graphic tool?
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Why not just use 'Print Screen', save it as a .jpg, then edit as required with a graphic tool?
Works fine if the page is all "above the fold", if not Prt Scr only captures what you see. |
Originally Posted by BEagle
Why not just use 'Print Screen', save it as a .jpg, then edit as required with a graphic tool?
1) all the hyperlinks are gone 2) you only get a screenshot not the full web page 3) takes more memory (I think) 4) doesn't look like a real webpage |
irn bru - have you looked at the link? It will solve your problem.
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Hi Boac, Yeah i did look at that link. To be honest my problem was solved after the first post of this thread, although all the additional information is much welcome. I saw the http://www.httrack.com/page/2/en/index.html link from the page you linked. Did you download it? |
Yup! It is a very clever programme and does exactly what I want - but it is too sophisticated for my simple needs and 'buggingout' cracked it with
File.....Save As....mht file |
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