Re: e: ansi (OT)

[David Auerbach auerbach@xxxxxxxx]

There are a couple of good Firefox add-ons that help a lot with
saving webpages.
One is Scrapbook which is adept at saving lots of a webpage 
(including options about how deep to borrow and what kinds of links
(jpgs, ...) to save. Handy.
 For bibliographic purposes look at Zotero, which works quite nicely.

On Mar 27, at 7:08 PM, Patricia M. Godfrey wrote:
> J R FOX wrote:
> > Somewhat better results than occurred here. I used
> > "Save Link Target As" in SeaMonkey (the continuation
> > of Mozilla Suite) to pick up those files. They would
> > not Copy to my FAT-16 D:, however. (OS/2 error code
> > 276 --
> I have found that Save Link Target often crashes because the "Link
> Target" contains additional links, which are not copied or saved.
> (Ever open a supposedly "saved" Web page and find nothing but a
> series of URLs that yield "this page cannot be found"--because one
> is offline)? If, alternatively, one does a copy and paste, one
> loses all the formatting (Good Riddance), but often gets many of
> the subdocs along with it.
>
>
> --
> Patricia M. Godfrey
> PriscaMG@xxxxxxxx


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