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Download Website for storing offline

Zascar · 2009-07-13 12:13:32

Can anyone recommend a program to download an entire website to store offline? It's just a very basic brochure website with a flash banner, nothing complicated. It may be taken down soon to be replaced. I may want to come back to it later to replicated it (well the content anyway). I just need to be able to download it as…

13-07-2009 1:13pm

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Zascar

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Can anyone recommend a program to download an entire website to store offline?

It's just a very basic brochure website with a flash banner, nothing complicated. It may be taken down soon to be replaced. I may want to come back to it later to replicated it (well the content anyway).

I just need to be able to download it as html files so I can store it to maybe later zip and send to someone else (to say, I need a new version of this site etc etc).

What is the easiest way to do this?
Thanks

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#2 13-07-2009 1:17pm

marcphisto

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Presuming you don't have ftp access you can try this http://www.httrack.com/

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#3 15-07-2009 11:30am

Eoin

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Most hosts provide a web-based file manager, and some of these include a facility to zip and download whatever folders you specify.

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