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How is that done? I'm talking about the one deciding in which way to
save web-pages...how do I set it do do so in individual files(as
opposed to one file and a folder-full of others)?
I've looked just about everywhere(in all available menues), but can
find nothing that seems likely to fix things...am I missing something?
Is it even possible?!?

TIA. *bows*

You want to just have ONE file right? Sorry, but you can't do it. Web
pages are written as an html file, which is a big text file. If the web
page you're looking at has a picture, the html file just has a link to where
that picture file is located. The file cannot be embedded inside the html.
So unfortunately your current format is the only option.

Brad

"Funseeker" <> wrote in message
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> How is that done? I'm talking about the one deciding in which way to
> save web-pages...how do I set it do do so in individual files(as
> opposed to one file and a folder-full of others)?
> I've looked just about everywhere(in all available menues), but can
> find nothing that seems likely to fix things...am I missing something?
> Is it even possible?!?
>
> TIA. *bows*

"Brad Griffis" <> wrote in news:8pU0c.27054$PY.10504
@newssvr26.news.prodigy.com:

> You want to just have ONE file right? Sorry, but you can't do it. Web
>

You can do it with IE. IE 6's "Save As" dialog will let you save a Web
Archive, the entire page saved in one single file.

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DeMoN LaG <n@a> wrote in message news:<Xns94A0C767F8EWobbly@208.42.66.156>...
> "Brad Griffis" <> wrote in news:8pU0c.27054$PY.10504
> @newssvr26.news.prodigy.com:
>
> > You want to just have ONE file right? Sorry, but you can't do it. Web
> >
>
> You can do it with IE. IE 6's "Save As" dialog will let you save a Web
> Archive, the entire page saved in one single file.

And my interest is in finding a way to make THAT the default...impossible?