How to grab a whole web page?
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Original Poster:

6,233 posts

214 months

Tuesday 2nd March 2010
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Evening all.

I know how to grab the current page that you are viewing (as in on the screen) but I want to grab the stuff that isn't displayed on the screen at the time i.e. from the top of a web page right to the bottom without having to move the slider.

Is that possible or can you only grab what you can actually see at the time?

Cheers

anonymous-user

77 months

Tuesday 2nd March 2010
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I use a program called snagit, whether the OS has anything that can do this i do not know.

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214 months

Tuesday 2nd March 2010
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Dave_ST220 said:
I use a program called snagit, whether the OS has anything that can do this i do not know.
That was quick.

I'm on Vista at the moment.

anonymous-user

77 months

Tuesday 2nd March 2010
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I'm also on Vista but have always used snagit. Hopeflly someone can let you know if Vista can do it.

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214 months

Tuesday 2nd March 2010
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Dave_ST220 said:
I'm also on Vista but have always used snagit. Hopeflly someone can let you know if Vista can do it.
Thanks again. I'll try snagit.

FourWheelDrift

91,795 posts

307 months

Tuesday 2nd March 2010
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or Webzip

Scraggles

7,619 posts

247 months

Tuesday 2nd March 2010
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install a pdf printer driver, print the page to pdf

cutepdf, primopdf

or use a website ripper like ultrasucker smile

selwonk

2,140 posts

248 months

Tuesday 2nd March 2010
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If you've got Firefox, have a look at an add-on called Fireshot.

TheEnd

15,370 posts

211 months

Tuesday 2nd March 2010
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what?

what happened to anywhere on the page, rightclick> save as... (g. chrome)

and you'll get a html or whatever page, and a little folder with the gifs, pics, and other content.

in IE, it's file> save as...

FourWheelDrift

91,795 posts

307 months

Tuesday 2nd March 2010
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TheEnd said:
what?

what happened to anywhere on the page, rightclick> save as... (g. chrome)

and you'll get a html or whatever page, and a little folder with the gifs, pics, and other content.

in IE, it's file> save as...
Because we read it as whole website not webpage, which my 4 year old nephew can do.

miniman

29,243 posts

285 months

Tuesday 2nd March 2010
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FourWheelDrift said:
TheEnd said:
what?

what happened to anywhere on the page, rightclick> save as... (g. chrome)

and you'll get a html or whatever page, and a little folder with the gifs, pics, and other content.

in IE, it's file> save as...
Because we read it as whole website not webpage, which my 4 year old nephew can do.
Actually I think he is looking for a way to save an image of the whole page, rather than the underlying code. Can't think of any tools off the top of my head - I tend to stitch together two or more screen grabs in Photoshop.

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Original Poster:

6,233 posts

214 months

Tuesday 2nd March 2010
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Just realised that as you can save a whole web page via the "page" icon.

Sorry!

But, thanks again for the helpful replies.

anonymous-user

77 months

Tuesday 2nd March 2010
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miniman said:
FourWheelDrift said:
TheEnd said:
what?

what happened to anywhere on the page, rightclick> save as... (g. chrome)

and you'll get a html or whatever page, and a little folder with the gifs, pics, and other content.

in IE, it's file> save as...
Because we read it as whole website not webpage, which my 4 year old nephew can do.
Actually I think he is looking for a way to save an image of the whole page, rather than the underlying code. Can't think of any tools off the top of my head - I tend to stitch together two or more screen grabs in Photoshop.
snagit does it!!