If I go to the folder and "Check All" and then go to "File - Save as", it wants to save the webpage as an html.  I do not want the webpage, I want the individual .eml files.  How do I transfer them all to my hard drive?\nI know that they are saved on the server and that I do not need to back them up; but I want a CD with all of them on it.  Thanks!
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You need a service that gives you POP access.  That will allow you to download your emails using email software (e.g. Outlook Express), which will save eml files.
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You can't. You either need to specify the subdirectory (e.g. src=<images/image1.jpg" /> or else move the images into the same directory as your files (I wouldn't recommend that). Also, by the way, you should add a slash at the end of your br's and img's, like this:\n\n<img src="image1.jpg" /><br /><br />\n\nThis will make it XHTML compliant, which you should definately adhere to. I am a web designer, so if you need help, send me a message!
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Unforutnatly it doesn't work like that.\n\nIf you have a dial-up connection, then even if the file is sent to you, it still has to come down a small connection. You may experience the same issue.\n\nThe best thing you can do is ask a friend with BB to download it and burn it to a CD for you.\n\nHope this helps!\nS.
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OK I know this is going to sound really weird but here goes....\n\nI went to yahoo and searched pic's and tried to download a pic and got the same thing (I'm running the same as you and IE7... not sure what you are running)    I also just had the option of a bitmap form for saving.   \nI then went to Google pic's and tried there and got both options bitmap and JPEG.\nSo decided to go back to Yahoo and take another look... but when I went back all of a sudden both options were available.\nI tried it again with another pic at Yahoo - the first time only Bitmap option was available - but one I went out of the site - went to Google - then back again - both were available.  Really Strange to say the least.  Something is messed up somewhere.  Will look into it further and see if I can find out anything or maybe someone else knows something more.
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your going to need extra software.....sorry. its probably copy protected anyway.\n\nim not a big fan of them, but if you want to use (shudders) firefox follow these steps:\n\n1. open website\n2. save website to pc\n3. open folder\n4. find flash file.
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When you look at the properties of the disk, what size does it report (NOT what size you think you should have) and how much is used and how much is free.\nTo do a defragment you need around 15% free IIRC.\nHave you run 'Disk Cleanup' from the properties page?\nHave you been into Internet Explorer - TOOLS - Internet Options - (Temporary Internet Files) - Delete Files ?? - this may take a LONG time.\nHave you been into your &#92;Windows&#92;Temp directory and removed all old/unwanted files from there?\n\nThe Cleanup Facility should remove most of these, however if you have certain websites that you log onto semi or fully automatically it is often not wise to block delete all of your cookies, as you will have to enter your info again when you next log on first time.\n\nYou can go into the cookies area and manually remove all those you don't recognise, but not for the faint hearted.\n\nThe error you mention is the XP cabinet directory and the file is a a True Type Font that has not yet been expanded.
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Not natively within DOS... but with a MS resource you can.\n\nSee here ( http://www.windowsitpro.com/Web/Article/ArticleID/16048/16048.html  ) for more info - but the gist is that httpcmd.exe allows you to pipe HTML GET requests and use the output - which should let you download and save files if used correctly.\n\nHope that helps!
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netscape's source doesn't by default allow for saving.  You cannot "save back" the code you edit to the server, so there's little use anyway.\n\n if you want to edit the source and then FTP it back up to the server (using a different program), then highlight and select all the source, then paste it into a simple text editor (like Window's Notepad) and then save the file locally.  Then, FTP that source back up to your server.
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You simply browsing the internet makes the temporary files.  Your computer saves the files to your hard drive to speed up the browsing process.  They aren't problems, so you don't need to worry.
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its not possible to download the entire folder, you will have to do this by downloading individual files and then writing those to CD.\n\nNishant kalia
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If you are using Internet Explorer, go to file menu, export, export favorites and provide the path to your local drive where you wish to keep the bookmark list; It will create one html file of bookmark... and in firefox, go to bookmarks; manage bookmars and in file menu; export; similar way you need to specify the location of bookmark file to save... it will create one html file of bookmark; that you can later on import in your new PC.\n\nAlternatively you can export your bookmark using FTP to your server, thats stored in xml file, for more information abot firefox extention visit: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2367/\n\nhope this helps
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I think the other people are thinking Internet Explorer instead of Windows Explorer.  I know some folks have used FileBoss and are fairly happy with it.\n\nPS - Be sure to mark this as a best answer if you think it is.
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You can do this with a server-side include, assuming your Web server supports server-side includes (most do).\n\nTo do that:\n\n1. Create your links page, minus the html, head and body tags.\n\nIn other words, your links page would just be the links and associated HTML:\n\n<p><a href="somelink">Some Link</a> | <a href="link2">Link 2</a></p>\n<p><a href="link3">Link 3</p>\n\nSave that page as links.htm\n\n2. You'll need to rename all the files that will include this page to be .shtm or .shtml, rather than .htm or .html.\n\n3. You'll save the link file to the root directory of your Web site (that is, the same directory as your default home page).\n\n4. You'll add this wherever your want the links page to appear:\n\n<!--# include virtual="/links.htm" -->\n\nSo yes, you do need to re-upload all the pages you want to have the links page appear on after renaming their extensions and adding the code in step 4.\n\nYou'll also need to re-link all your pages to each other, to reflect the new .shtm / .shtml extensions.\n\nSo there's some significant initial pain, but once you've done that, any time you change your links page, it will appear properly in every page, as changed.
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When you save your powerpoint presentation, choose Save As Type ... Power Point Show (pps).\n\nAlternatively, rather than saving the document, choose Package For CD from the File menu, and then choose to Copy To Folder. That will ensure all linked files are saved in the same folder as the presentation itself. Then, just upload the folder.
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There could be a delay in when the new files are activated due to caching at your host. Often people do not see their changes due to caching in their own browser.\n\nYou talk about links and pictures, so this is possibly about how your reference url,s are set up. \nCheck your link href's and picture src's. Do you include path information to your c:&#92; and such... make them relative. Do they start with "/" and they do not work, these refer to the web root - change them to purely relative. Do they start with "&#92;", change this into "/".\n\nStill having trouble? Have all your files and images reside in a single directory and remove all path info from the links; use only the filenames. Just until you know how to work this.\n\nWant to find out how it is done in other websites? On any web page you can have your browser show the HTML source with 'View Source'.\n\nGood luck!
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Hi karan\nIts really easy and not a thing to worry, happened a lot with me too, lolz. Am telling you straight solution, Open the pages in notepad and see the source of the images, define them correctly and save. There you go, they are working now. If you are saving both html pages and images in the same directory then you needn't define the whole path but just the name of the image, but defining the whole path is always a better option. A permanenet solution for you is to upload the images to a local server and then define their path and save it in your webpages. It will insure that they will work online too. And Dreamweaver is really a good Web Designing software, and dude, its really easy then all these craps like webpagemaker v2 and all.\n\ns2b
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Just put any link on you page to the file (as long as its not an extention which can be opened by the browser, if you want to put these files on your site just zip/rar them)