Hi Andrew, thanks for your response:
[...@gedanken.demon.co.uk (Andrew M. Bishop), Mon, 16 Nov 2009 17:46:44 +0000]: > Albert Reiner <arei...@tph.tuwien.ac.at> writes: > > running WWWOFFLE 2.9a under Linux: > > Did you realise that this version of WWWOFFLE that you are using is 3 > years old? The current version is 2.9e and that is nearly a year old. Yes, I knew it was an old version (and three years is not that much for mature software, is it?). As it turns out, I always followed the announcements, but so far WWWOFFLE works absolutely wonderfully for what I need. The improvements simply never mattered enough for me to make me want to re-install WWWOFFLE on two different computers, especially as these installations need to be match (as I am browsing on a computer without any internet connection, carrying files back and forth via memory sticks or, initially, even 3.5" floppies). ... > I think that -<new-option> actually exists and is -o. > > The following should do what you want (you need to throw away the > output of the "wwwoffle -o" command and only pass in one URL at a > time). > > cat <list-of-URLs> | xargs wwwoffle -n 1 -o > /dev/null which is essentially the same as what I mentioned in my e-mail, except that `xargs -i` is replaced by `wwwoffle -n 1`. Thanks again for your work, as well as for your reply - Albert.
