Hello friends.
A question of somebody, who has no internet connection at home.
Sometime you find wiki pages with handbooks ore tuts to learn how to use software the right way. Something like this: http://www.madtracker.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
They are all well layed out and usefull; you click a link about a subjet of interrest for you an you got the datas.
Is it possible to just downloade this books in a way, that it works at home the same way?
Up to now, I'm coppiing page by page into a word file an use it this way.
Is there another legal way?
cheers classic
Is it possible
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- KVRAF
- 6111 posts since 18 Oct, 2007
Saving pages manually is a pain as you have to edit href links afterward. Plus this method is non portable so when you transfer the pages to your home computer, the href will have to be edited again. Now imagine a wiki that has say 100 or more links 
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What you are looking for is an Offline Browser often referred to as a Website Copier or Website Ripper.
Look at this Google search http://www.google.com/search?q=offline+ ... S:official
How good they are will depend on how 'deep' the ripper mines and saves linked and reference pages. Make sure the one you choose has an option for depth level and saves each sub reference automatically or you will end up with many 404's and or blank refs.
hth
.What you are looking for is an Offline Browser often referred to as a Website Copier or Website Ripper.
Look at this Google search http://www.google.com/search?q=offline+ ... S:official
How good they are will depend on how 'deep' the ripper mines and saves linked and reference pages. Make sure the one you choose has an option for depth level and saves each sub reference automatically or you will end up with many 404's and or blank refs.
hth
stay juicy!
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2460 posts since 26 Jul, 2004
That helps.Optomadic wrote:Saving pages manually is a pain as you have to edit href links afterward. Plus this method is non portable so when you transfer the pages to your home computer, the href will have to be edited again. Now imagine a wiki that has say 100 or more links
What you are looking for is an Offline Browser often referred to as a Website Copier or Website Ripper.
Look at this Google search http://www.google.com/search?q=offline+ ... S:official
How good they are will depend on how 'deep' the ripper mines and saves linked and reference pages. Make sure the one you choose has an option for depth level and saves each sub reference automatically or you will end up with many 404's and or blank refs.
hth
Thanks a lot.
