fre 2012-05-18 klockan 10:47 +0200 skrev Tim Ruehsen: > Am Friday 18 May 2012 schrieb Henrik Holst: > > What you want is actually the very thing that wget is designed to do. All > > you have to do is simply (here I am assuming a Windows computer for some > > strange reason): > > > > 1. Open a command prompt (cmd.exe on windows) > > 2. execute: cd c:\ > > 3. execute: wget -r "http://your-domain.com"; > > > > Wget will now download all files from that domain into a directory named > > your-domain.com so it will be named after the domain that you download. All > > you now have to do is to right click that folder in the file explorer and > > select to create a zip archive of this folder and you should have the very > > same file that your friend provided earlier. > > I assume, the new domain has a different name. > In this case he need should not forget to replace all links to 'your- > domain.com' by his new domain name.
Good thinking, if he's lucky he has been using relative links though. /HH > > Tim
