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Help! How do I DOWNLOAD a web page?

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Paperstreet

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Sep 21, 2003
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Detroit, MI (Or close enough to it.)
Here's the deal. I'm going on a road trip in a month, and I wanted to download jwires hotspot locations. I wanted to somehow have the web page stored in memory so that I didn't need internet access to access it. That way, I can pull the hotspot locator up, find the nearest hotspot, and get on for internet access.

Am I making any sense here?

THanks for your help.
 
Well you can simply 'save as' the webpage. Offline you would be able to view it except the images. So if that list is not displayed as an image, it would be fine.
 
firefox has an option to save as... -> web page, complete.
(this will create a folder with all images, etc. so that the webpage is really "complete" even offline.)

other option is to print the page as PDF...
 
you could use IE and file-save as and then choose web archive. there are options like if you want to save pictures, movies, and save the pages that the page links to.
but in safari the best way is just to save it as a pdf
 
Option+click is the quickest way to download (I do it all the time trying to hit command+click for a new tab :rolleyes: ). However as stated you don't get images, print as PDF would do the trick just great.
 
Paperstreet said:
Here's the deal. I'm going on a road trip in a month, and I wanted to download jwires hotspot locations. I wanted to somehow have the web page stored in memory so that I didn't need internet access to access it. That way, I can pull the hotspot locator up, find the nearest hotspot, and get on for internet access.

Am I making any sense here?

THanks for your help.
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You have two options:
1. Save the web page(s) as PDF(s).
Advantages: low bandwidth use, small files
Disadvantages: links are not clickable, directory structure is not preserved
2. Use SiteSucker to download the entire web site/page.
Advantages: clickable links, directory structure is preserved
Disadvantages: high bandwidth use, large files
 
Paperstreet said:
Here's the deal. I'm going on a road trip in a month, and I wanted to download jwires hotspot locations. I wanted to somehow have the web page stored in memory so that I didn't need internet access to access it. That way, I can pull the hotspot locator up, find the nearest hotspot, and get on for internet access.

Am I making any sense here?

THanks for your help.
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go to versiontracker.com and search for one :rolleyes:
 
Paperstreet said:
Here's the deal. I'm going on a road trip in a month, and I wanted to download jwires hotspot locations.
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Do you mean this thing?
http://www.jiwire.com/jiwire-hotspots-offline-wap-avantgo-hotspot-directory-laptop.htm

You can just download that normally like any other application. Or am I missing something? That downloads a copy of their directory as well; you just have to press quit or whatever at the start to stop it trying to connect to their live web server, according to their instruction.

Apologies in advance for having misunderstood...
 
Just use iCab

The best browser for saving pages is called iCab. iCab saves pages with all the graphics and videos included as one file.

www.icab.de
 
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