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I often save a page to hard disk so I can view it with out my internet connection running ( often its my internet/lan I'm working on ) but when I copy the saved page to a floppy to view on different computer it wont open properly.
I don't care about the graphics I just want the text.
Whats an easy way to deal with this?
Thanks for any help or suggestions.
<edit> most often its a LQ page I'm saving
Last edited by toastermaker; 12-13-2003 at 11:21 PM.
What exactly is happening? Is anything coming up? Are you getting an error? More information is needed.
To save without graphics most browsers have a File -> Save Page As and then a box ususally containing a drop down menu with an option such as Save as Web Page HTML only.
Sorry,
I thought that the default when I open "save page as" would be the only way a web page could be saved.
When I opened "files of type" and chose "HTML only" I can now view properly from a floppy.
I guess I need to stop being afraid to change or look for options without being told to do so. Its just That I had trashed my computer a few times from not knowing what I was doing I guess that made me gun shy.
Most things can be tried using your user account. Then if you mess something up, it usually just means deleting a config file in your home directory. If you try something elsewhere as root or even a config file in your home directory, back it up first. Then if something goes wrong you can replace the file and go on.
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