Can I save web page articles? Best way w/ images...

[taltos1]

Hello,
I read a lot of articles online and would like a way to save them for reference later on. Right now I simply print them or copy and paste into Word. I would like to save the text, images(embedded), and keep any links working? Is there anything that can accomplish this?

Thanks a lot

 

[ForumMaster]

well with opera, you can do save as and select HTML file with images and it works pretty well.

 

[cKGunslinger]

Firefox -> File -> Save Page As... -> Web Page <Complete>

 

[91TTZ]

There are also utilities that will save not only the page you're looking at, but the contents of the links on that page to a specified number of levels.

 

[compnovice]

Originally posted by: 91TTZ
There are also utilities that will save not only the page you're looking at, but the contents of the links on that page to a specified number of levels.

yup.. these offline browsers come in pretty useful, if you travel a lot or have flaky internet connection. I don't know of a free one, but surely a search should reveal some...

 

[RossMAN]

Originally posted by: ForumMaster
well with opera, you can do save as and select HTML file with images and it works pretty well.

Or if you're using the inferior FireFox check out Scrapbook.

 

[taltos1]

All excellent suggestions, thank you. But to take this one step further, is there a way to save a web page as a single document with all the text, images (embedded) and links working.

The Firefox save as works great, but it creates a HTML file plus a folder with the images...

 

[yllus]

I like to print to an Adobe Acrobat file myself. Saves absolutely everything, but it does kill links.

 

[Mxylplyx]

IE7 does a good job of it using web archive files.

 

[Auric]

I have done this frequently since IE introduced MHT in ye olden days however it no longer works with eBay (natch!).

 

[bearxor]

CutePDF. A free PDF printer.

http://www.cutepdf.com/download/CuteWriter.exe

Here's a pdf of this web page:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20817735/?GT1=10357

http://www.mediafire.com/?a2kelyzbkz1


Took all of like 5 seconds. Longest thing was selecting the printer and naming the file.

 

[lokiju]

Print to PDF.

PDFCreator is open source and free.