If you use Firefox as your browser, there is an enhancement called "downloadTHEMall!" that does this. Great for mining large numbers of files linked from a page.
I have 3 textbooks this semester that I can log
I have 3 textbooks this semester that I can log onto a site for full access to, but don't always have an internet connection. Does anyone know of any way to do this? Any way to copy the target to a link plus the next two links that follow in a tree of links? Does flashgot do this? I think this could be beneficial to many of us if we can figure this out.
Merry Christmas
nezlab
If you use Firefox as your browser, there is an enhancement called "downloadTHEMall!" that does this. Great for mining large numbers of files linked from a page.
great, I'll give it a try and report back in case anyone is interested or does a search in the future[xmas]
Search download.com for "offline browsing". There are a number of apps that do this.
I tried downthemall and got a bunch of files that I couldn't figure out how to open I attached one so that others can see. I'll try TabPCMan's suggestion.
here's the file
body.cfmIDHC001012tocIDHC001012framesourcetoclefta nchorHC001012
If I remember correctly, AskSam has a program called SurfSaver. I think you can tell it how deep into the website it should save. It can also save the pages of all the links.
I used it for quite a while. I hope that my memory is working okay.
AskSam is at: www.asksam.com
Alan
I use HTTrack Website Copier. Lots of options to control how much of the site is downloaded. Very functional overall. Best of all, it's free!
http://www.httrack.com/
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