Reading list doesn't save a file hard copy of the entire thread to your hdd.
Ugh... that sounds complicated. I've always thought wget was something that required really deep understanding of command line code.
Well, that's exactly what I'm asking. But I never said it was threads with thousands of posts in my particular case.
It's not bad. Once you get a string that works, create a .bat file you call from the command prompt with the thread url as an argument. It'll be as fast as poking a button on a screen, and you'll have the personal satisfaction of doing it yourself.
Right. Good point. Different forum softwares, etc, etc.
Ok, you've piqued my interest. I'll try. HTTrack is still best for getting websites though, right?
I don't know. I never used it, and haven't used windows in ages. You can grab a whole site with wget, but you need to be careful. You can hammer the site, and fill up your harddrive if it's a site with a lot of content. Some sites will also block automated scraping. I haven't used the tools enough to know ways around something like that. It's a tool I need every so often, but not regularly.
