How can i save a web page with its links in a flash disk?

Question

I see that i can save a webpage with its links in Favorites menu which is saved in Offline pages in Windows folder but i cant move it to my flash disk.is any way to do this?

I wanna have the page offline with its first links.

Answer 1

Depends how the Web-Page is setup, but, you may try top of Browser; View > Source. It should open "Notepad" with the HTML Code. Save it to the Flash Disk. It will only view in your Web-Browser, either off or on-line.
IF, you open the source in a Word Processor or Notepad you just see a bunch of HTML code, but, scrolling you will see your links. Can Copy and Paste.

Answer 2

I do this all the time.

While you are on the web page, selet the File menu, Save As, then choose the location (flash drive), name it.

Here's the important step: choose the Web Archive (.mht) file format. This puts all the pictures and links all into the same file. Very clean!

Answer 3

to apply frontpage's website upload characteristic, a million&a million needs to have help for frontpage extensions. If it does no longer, think ofyou've got to apply FileZilla FTP customer to upload your pages and layout your pages with some thing else. FrontPage makes use of particular proprietary CGI stuff, EXE's i imagine, like the web page counter case in point. any energetic/dynamic content cloth will be one in each and every of those issues. If a million&a million is telling you to apply FTP, think ofyou've got to apply notepad++ or Kompozer (use beta 8b3) to layout your website quite. i did not imagine you need to nonetheless get FrontPage anymore. i presumed Microsoft grow to be touting its new Expression internet (keep on with notepad++ or kompozer or dreamweaver, Expression internet is an ASP server in trouble-free terms software, evidently).