without having to open multiple windows? Specifically trying to get some notes I downloaded in order.
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Is there any program that can open multiple .htm files ...
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Sorry I guess now having reread it, I wasn't too clear.
I have a few pages from my text book that I have to download from online. When you're on a specific page, you can save that page. It comes out as .html or htm I guess files. I know that Firefox, Safari, etc can read them, but when I open more than one of these files, it opens up multiple windows. This is fine for 1-2 pages, but I have over 50 of these. 50 Windows is just a bad idea. I was wondering if there was a program to either open up it like a book, or maybe even 50 tabs in Firefox (I know you can drag/drop but is there a faster way to do this?)
I have a few pages from my text book that I have to download from online. When you're on a specific page, you can save that page. It comes out as .html or htm I guess files. I know that Firefox, Safari, etc can read them, but when I open more than one of these files, it opens up multiple windows. This is fine for 1-2 pages, but I have over 50 of these. 50 Windows is just a bad idea. I was wondering if there was a program to either open up it like a book, or maybe even 50 tabs in Firefox (I know you can drag/drop but is there a faster way to do this?)
ive just tried opening 3 x .htm files with firefox, and it opens 3 separate windows.
however opening the 3 x .htm files with safari opens them all in the same window/separate tabs.
- select all the files you want to open.
- control-click (or right click) on one of them
- choose "open with" Safari
this probably has to be checked in Safari's preferences -
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however opening the 3 x .htm files with safari opens them all in the same window/separate tabs.
- select all the files you want to open.
- control-click (or right click) on one of them
- choose "open with" Safari
this probably has to be checked in Safari's preferences -
Click for full size - Uploaded with plasq's Skitch