Saving to .mht files works pretty well, when IE doesn't lock up that
is. Still, I managed to get an entire website with each page being a
single file. Had to save off downloads separately as it links back to
the original page...if that's gone, a no go.
Greg Sevart wrote:
Depending on what you're doing, you could just use IE to save to .mht files
(includes all embedded graphics, etc, put it'd be a per-page thing).
Alternatively, I used to use an app called Teleport Pro. Haven't used it in
years, and it isn't free, but it did an excellent job at mirroring websites.
Greg
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Anthony Q. Martin
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 2:27 PM
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Subject: [H] Capturing websites
Anyone know of a tool (free is nice) to capture an entire website?
Not interested in stealing, mind you. I just need to preserve the info
there so that I can look at it after the website disappears.
Doesn't Acrobat (not the reader) do that?
Thanks.
