How to Save website for offline viewing

[NeoStarO1]

HI Everyone,

I know I had done this years ago but for the life of me i can't figure out how its done now.

How do I save a website for offline viewing? I mean the entire website? Im going over to a relatives place today and they do not have internet and I have one site that I need to save so they can see it. Its an educational site.


Edit: Nevermind, I just now I think answered my own question. hate it when that happens.

[darkheart]

Have you got Front Page I believe you can import an entire site using it???

Website Extractor 6.5

[XShadowZxX]

Note pad works, im serious too.

Teleport Pro is good.

[NeoStarO1]

Alright IE didn't work, didn't save the pages for offline viewing. Not sure what happened so I guess I'll try one of the proggies suggested.

[NeoStarO1]

WebSiteExtractor Looks good but no version for XP Pro that I can see of.

Teleport pro is a shareware. i don't like downloading shareware only to have to clean up my computer later. I don't have a regular habit of downloading pages for offline viewing. Just basically a One time deal.

[NeoStarO1]

um maybe i should be a bit more clear,
The site i want to download i want to be able to access from my laptop disconnected to the interent. I'll be taking the laptop elsewhere so maybe i understand offline browsing the wrong way?

http://www.softwarea.com/offline.htm

this might be something your looking for

honeslty i never really played with internet explorer offline browser

when i download pictures i use a porgram called webreaper

http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/N...WebReaper.html

I maintain archives for multiple websites. The best utility IMHO for website copying/backup is HTTrack. It is free and opensource for both Linux and Windows.

http://www.httrack.com/page/2/en/index.html

You can ignore the advanced program options and just plug in a URL to the site you want to archive, then HTTrack should take care of the rest. When completed, you will have a working copy of the website on your hard drive that you can surf with your favorite web browser.

However, note that dynamic content websites do not really work for offline browsing with any application. Offline browsing works best with static content portions of sites.

Robert Richmond