Hello Jens :)

Thank you :)

I have to admit at the start that I understand very little of this.... *as of now*, but that will change with time and effort.

What I tried so far is, I downloaded wget from the link you shared, then..
I created a text file, and renamed it "wget.bat"
and added the text "wget http://xoomer.virgilio.it/hherold/index.html";
in the file and saved it. I then double-clicked on it and nothing happened that I could see.


"Did you cd to the directory wget was unpacked to?"
I'm sorry, what does "cd" mean?

I looked at your site, and it sure looks more inviting :b, i'm more familiar with windows environments.
I have a site www.helpusall.com and all I want to do is backup all the html and pictures on the entire site.


Jon
----- Original Message ----- From: ""Jens R�sner"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: command prompt closes immediately after opening



Hi Jon!

Yes, I tried using the 'command prompt' (thru XP) and it replied:
"
'wget' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operatable
program or batch file
"
Did you cd to the directory wget was unpacked to?
If not, you either need to or add the wget directory to your "path"
environment. I always have used wget with a .bat file I'd edit and start
from the Windows Explorer. But you might prefer the pure command-line
approach :)

aside from leaving out a comma after "program",
Well, if my memory of german grammar lessons from 15 years ago are valid
for english in 2005, the "or" replaces the "," in this enumeration =)

CU
Jens


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