Ahh, yes. But you sounded like you were looking for a replacement for
printing web pages out.
Fred Holmes wrote:
At 07:36 PM 10/17/2009, Jordan wrote:
Some of us suggested saving pages as a PDF. It's really the best alternative to
printing out a web page. (it's a far superior solution to
When you say, The text disappeared exactly what happened. The .htm file
still exits but is zero bytes? the .htm file is gone altogether? The text has
been stripped out of the .htm file? How long is the period of time? A few
minutes? After one or more reboots? After some discernable
Some of us suggested saving pages as a PDF. It's really the best
alternative to printing out a web page. (it's a far superior solution to
me) Is this not possible with Windows?
computerg...@att.net wrote:
Hello all:
Thank you everyone who replied to my post a while back. Briefly, I am
At 07:36 PM 10/17/2009, Jordan wrote:
Some of us suggested saving pages as a PDF. It's really the best alternative
to printing out a web page. (it's a far superior solution to me) Is this not
possible with Windows?
It's quite possible with windows, although up through XP it's not a built-in
computerg...@att.net wrote:
Adobe looks like an expensive option.
It is. You might want to investigate CutePDF and Foxit PDF .Both offer
free evaluation versions and more capable paid versions. They both
work well with Firefox. CutePDF has a PDF writer that is free and does
not hassle
Hello all:
Thank you everyone who replied to my post a while back. Briefly, I am trying
to save web pages in my computer, rather than print them out and have lots of
paper laying around. Per the advice here, I updated my Firefox to the latest
version and was able to save the complete
On Oct 12, 2009, at 6:05 AM, computerg...@att.net wrote:
Thank you everyone who replied to my post a while back. Briefly, I am trying
to save web pages
in my computer, rather than print them out and have lots of paper laying
around. Per the advice here,
I updated my Firefox to the latest
I've been away and I don't know if anyone suggested this, but I think
for some circumstances making a PDF of a web page is the best way to
save the info. It's perfect for receipts.
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I used the scrapbook add-on to FireFox, and it worked very well. It
saves the pages as html files wherever you want to put them.
Mike
Jordan wrote:
I've been away and I don't know if anyone suggested this, but I think
for some circumstances making a PDF of a web page is the best way to
save
On Oct 12, 2009, at 12:36 PM, Mike Sloane wrote:
I used the scrapbook add-on to FireFox, and it worked very well. It saves
the pages as html
files wherever you want to put them.
I have not tried Scrapbook, but I worry about any archive format that
uses HTML to save its files. How does
Thank you. Yes I remember being referred to Scrapbook and PDF files. I was
not able to locate the scrapbook add-on for some reason and Adobe looks like an
expensive option. After some success at obtaining what I needed I thought I
was in the clear, but to my dismay, all the text vanished,
On Oct 12, 2009, at 6:05 AM, computerg...@att.net wrote:
Thank you everyone who replied to my post a while back. Briefly, I am trying
to save web pages
in my computer, rather than print them out and have lots of paper laying
around. Per the advice here,
I updated my Firefox to the latest
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