Can you save a web page to view offline?

[Shadytree]

as it says ?

[slapmatt]

File > Save As... ???

[randlemarcus]

Make sure you save it as a complete archive, rather than just a page, as that way you get an exact, point in time copy of the page, rather than the text with fetching red squares as somehting has changed.

[FourWheelDrift]

Try to get hold of Webzip, it saves an entire website off so you can browse it whilst offline.

www.spidersoft.com/

This assumes you want multiple pages, menus to work etc, and not just a single webpage (which is what "Save as" does"

>> Edited by FourWheelDrift on Wednesday 24th May 14:43

[Shadytree]

cool, thanking you all

>> Edited by Shadytree on Wednesday 24th May 14:45

[Shadytree]

FourWheelDrift said:

Try to get hold of Webzip, it saves an entire website off so you can browse it whilst offline. www.spidersoft.com/ This assumes you want multiple pages, menus to work etc, and not just a single webpage (which is what "Save as" does" >> Edited by FourWheelDrift on Wednesday 24th May 14:43

That's just the puppy cheers

[zumbruk]

Also "wget";

http://directory.fsf.org/wget.html

There's a Windows port, also.

[roadsweeper]

Or, if you're using Firefox, use the Scrapbook extension which has proven invaluable to me and is very fast and easy to use.