On Sun, 7 Nov 2004 02:00, Rodolfo Medina wrote: > Hi, all. > > I have Mandrake Linux 9.1. > When navigating in Internet with Konqueror, > if I want to save a web page I choose the 'Save As...' item from the > 'Location' menu. > But all those small images that usually accompany and decorate a web page > are not saved, so when I come back to read it it looks bad > and sometimes difficult to view. > Is there a way to work the problem out? > I'm sorry to say, but MS Windows Internet Explorer doesn't have this > problem. > Maybe it's me that am missing some trivial basic operation? > > Thanks, > Rodolfo
In Konqi, the "Save As" option only saves the basic .html file and not the images or any other linked content. Instead the option you want to use is on the "Tools" menu where there is an option to "Archive Webpage", which gzips the html file and all images into a single .war file, which you can then later open in Konqi. You need to have the kdeaddons package installed for this option to appear in Tools, and to create the file association. I have a few "issues" with the way konqi does this, it's not exactly intuitive for new users, and because the package isn't installed by default then many people don't know it exists. IMHO, the "Save As" option should have the choice of raw html or web archive, and it should install by default. Then there's the problem that the .war file doesn't seem to be very portable between platforms, so maybe printing to file/ps/pdf as others have suggested would be better if you want to share it around. If you do find yourself wanting to unarchive a .war, the format is really just a renamed .tar.gzip file, so try opening it with ark (which will ask you what the format is), from the command line, or on the dark side with winzip. John.
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