[Shoaib K]

...Tried to copy the page and paste on the website, for uploading, didn't. Hi friends, I had been trying to save a webpage, in WORD, but it didn't let me do it. and if we want to upload the page like any website saved page to copy and paste on the website it does not work, anyone can help, please.

[stajin]

Go to FILE, SAVE AS and save it, or look for an offline site browsing tool which'll save the lot

[BRIDGETTE R]

Why not just save it to favorites of just click bookmark?

[tkron31]

Use Notepad, this works better than Word for creating Web pages. Just click on "Start," go to "Accessories," and it should be there. Copy and paste your text from Word to Notepad and then save it. (Be sure to select "all files" in the "save as type" drop-down or it will save it as a txt document.)

[sdhinternet]

If this is your webpage then you should be able to back it up using an ftp programme,I would also use something better than word or notepad to edit you web, try dreamweaver.If you need any further help drop me a mail at shaun@sdhinteret.co.uk

[boris_sv_2001]

I'm having a hard time understanding your question, what exactly do you want to do?Are you saying that if you go to www.yahoo.com, you want to save it's template?If so, if using Internet Explorer, rigth click anywhere on the webpage, click on 'View Source', and it will hopefully open notepad. Once in notepad, click File - Save As, then save it with a name like yahoo.htmlThat will save the template, plus every single word on that webpage, but it will not save the pictures. However, if you manually save the pictures in the same directory as the page you just saved, then you will be able to see the pictures.

[aquariancore]

Originally Posted by tkron31 Use Notepad, this works better than Word for creating Web pages. Just click on "Start," go to "Accessories," and it should be there. Copy and paste your text from Word to Notepad and then save it. (Be sure to select "all files" in the "save as type" drop-down or it will save it as a txt document.)

Word distorts the page and notepad preserves it because it doesn't change the code.

[Terry2]

If you goto View and source or page source, that's probably the best way. Then save it as a .htm file.

[Maria]

Hi :D

I know of some brilliant software for this job (but im not allowed to post links or PM "want to say hi to Wolfey - cant :( " so i will get back to you on web pages.

[Maria]

As promised

WebAssist is not freeware but i have only heard good things about it and is a top line application and you can test drive it.

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