Posted: 2/5/2010 4:57:27 PM EDT
| I am always coming across some gems here on AR15.com, and I was wondering if there is a better way of saving a webpage than just clicking "save as"? For example...when I click "save as" it will only save the first page, and not subsequent pages. Is there a way around this? Is there a "printable page" button that I am missing somewhere? Thanks in advance! |
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I am always coming across some gems here on AR15.com, and I was wondering if there is a better way of saving a webpage than just clicking "save as"? For example...when I click "save as" it will only save the first page, and not subsequent pages. Is there a way around this? Is there a "printable page" button that I am missing somewhere? Thanks in advance! Saving sites? The "bookmark" option works well.... 
Not sure I understand the question. |
Sorry about that, I should have been more clear. 
When I say I want to save a webpage, I mean to save it onto a thumb-drive for reading later. Some posts here have great tutorials and such that I would like to use in the workshop, unfortunately I do not have internet down there. I was looking for a way to save the complete webpage onto the thumb-drive so I can bring it up again on any computer that does not have internet access. edited for spelling...oops! |
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You want something like Getleft... http://sourceforge.net/projects/getleftdown/ |
| IE can save a web page as MHTML (MIME HTML), a web page archive format used to bind resources that are typically represented by external links, so you don't have that pesky other folder tr_1127 mentioned. Just click on File ->save as... and select "mht" from the list. It's one of the only reasons I'll fire up IE. |
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Quoted: Firefox + PDF Download Add On = Save web pages to PDF file and its free. PDF Download installs an icon on the Firefox Toolbar that allows you to copy web pages and automatically turn them into a PDF file. Or Adobe Acrobat Or save it as an HTML file from Firefox |