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Subject:	saving web pages
From:	Venkat Viswanathan <[log in to unmask]>
Reply To:	PCSOFT - Personal Computer software discussion list <[log in to unmask]>
Date:	Thu, 27 Jan 2005 01:41:25 -0500
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Hi Molly, When you click "save as" the window which comes up will have
(1)The drive/folder to which you wish to save (2)The file name (3)"save as type"
(4)Encoding.

If you click the arrow in "save as type" you will get 4 options. (1)Web page complete (.htm, .html) (2)Web archive, single file (.mht) (3)Web page HTML only
(,htm, .html) (4)Text file (.txt).  here choose "web page complete". This will place two folders in the drive/location you choose. one will be a yellow coloured folder and the other will have a big "E" icon. The yellow folder will contain all application data and the "E" icon folder will contain your web page with all the graphics and pictures.  so if you double click this folder you will be able to access the web page saved by you.

 "encoding"  also has different options.  for this you choose "western european (windows). normally this is set by default. hope this will enable you to save the web page as desired by you and have a nice day.   venkat viswanathan

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