I don't really know if this is a bug or something I am doing wrong, if not a bug then don't really bother getting too involved on this and just point me to where I should be going.
Anyway the pages I retrieve using wget are not showing me the related pictures for the page even though they are downloaded and the links have been altered to point to them. Here is the line I am using (NOTE all one line if it gets split) : wget.exe -N -H -nd -P"D:/test" -p -E -k -v "http://www.modarchive.com/cgi-bin/instruments.cgi?A/a-mood.it"; I am running on windows 2000 SP4, viewing outputted pages with IE6 (ver 6.0.2800.1106) and retrieving the pages with wget version 1.9.1b-complete. To be more specific (if the above wasn't descriptive enough): Any and all graphics show up as red x or empty boxes where graphics should go after retrieving with wget. Additionally when I use winhttrack (similar app but not as nice for what I want to do) the graphics show up fine. When I open 2 different html pages (one retrieved with wget, other with winhttrack) and right-click properties a graphic the winhttrack shows file://<whateverpath>/<whateverfile>. wget shows http://<whateverpath>/<whateverfile>. That is the only difference I can see. If I open the source of each page and look at the same line of html code they look 100% identical. I don't know html all that well and the page is rather convoluted with information so I can't tell what (if anything) winhttrack is adding to make the pages viewable offline that wget is not. NOTE: in earlier attempts at figuring wget out I was allowing directory structure creation (removed -P and argument) so that I could compare winhttrack results easier, the line I gave above prevents directory creation.
