Saving a webpage?

Question

If I save a webpage in the normal way in Internet Explorer, (as an HTML doc.) and then procede to open it, I get the message: 'Windows cannot open this file'. It seems to get saved as an ASP file (?) instead of an HTML Doc. Any ideas on how to solve this?

Answer 1

From Explorer, do VIEW SOURCE, then save that page as INDEX.HTML and reopen INDEX.HTML

Answer 2

I'm not exactly sure what you are doing. But give it the extension HTML or htm. So your home page will be Index.htm or Index.HTML. Whether it is HTML or HTM depends on the server you intend to upload to. When you click on the Index.htm the web should work - as if it was uploaded. In fact you can use a web design program to do a web and rather than upload it put it on to a CD as an electronic "book". Take a look at NVU for doing web pages - may be easier - it's freeware.

Answer 3

good day if u wanna save the cyber web website why no longer attempt the easy way out a million. first visit report menu 2. then click on save website as determination 3. adialog field will open and basically provide the call u wanna save that website with 4. having reported that a communication field of acquire will open click on the backside of that field then u'f report would be saved. basically attempt this as quickly as.

Answer 4

which browser are you using
if that is internet explorer
then click on yhe file and there is a tab for
snve file click on that
and save the page on your desired location


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Answer 5

try to open it by microsoft front page and then resave it

Answer 6

try to open with notepad and see what is happen

Answer 7

open with note pad and save as "index.html" please note do not forgot mention ".