I have a database of information that will give me more than 1000 individual web pages of content. I want to find a program that will save me having to copy and paste this information into new web pages.
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Normally you use a database to serve up dynamic content instead of just storing 1000 flat pages.  I would go ahead and copy and paste, or come up with a series of scripts that will do it for you.
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You could do this in a MS Word document by typing the instructions and supplementing them with hyperlinks to where files are stored and to the useful websites.\n\nIf you are looking for specific software there is a huge range to consider. You might want to look at ones focused on GTD (Getting Things Done) - see below - but the learning curve for any specialised product is going to be substantial. Do you have that sort of time?\n\n///
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In Internet Explorer.\n\nOpen File Menu and Select Save As option.\nand Select the Plcawe i.e C;/,d:/ etc.\nand Click Save which will save current web page to ur hard disk not whole site.
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Hi,\n\nWell if you know a good web developer (like myself), then you could create a script (CGI) that submits your data to their site. All their form will be doing is submitting the value's in each field to a CGI script anyway.\n\nThe other option is to save a copy of the web page containing the form, and modify it to hold the regular data you use. You could run the page locally on your PC, open it in Internet Explorer, make any changes (if needed) and submit the form.\n\nWith either of these methods, you will just need the full URL path to their CGI script. You can find this by viewing the source code.\n\nP.S. Batch files never went anywhere, it's just not that necessary these days :)
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Learn how to write web pages.
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I use open source CMS programs all the time!!!!!!\nLook at the link below and it will give you over 20 different programs to fit your need!
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Copy that and paste it into a notebook or wordpad on your computer. Then save the file as "htmlcode.html" with the quotes. Then you can just open it and it will be an html form.\n\nYou can find notepad in your START Menu then go to programs, and then accessories. Click on notepad and paste in there. You have to save it WITH the quotation marks to force it as an html page. Then after you save it, just go to the folder you saved it in and then double click on it. It should look like a webpage on your local desktop.
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What you are looking at is called a pastebin.  Sometimes they're called "nopaste" sites.  There are probably hundreds of them out there.  Depending on what you are pasting, different pastebins have different features.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pastebin contains a list of pastebins and suggested uses at the bottom.  For example, some pastebins contain syntax highlighting for code or allow for pasting of pictures or even arbitrary files.  If you google for "pastebin" or "nopaste," you'll find even more.\n\nhttp://extraball.sunsite.dk/notepad.php is one of the simpler ones.
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There really isn't anything that I know of that u can do in java, but try not having the scripts embedded. It sounds like the computer can't handle so much info.
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You could write a bookmarklet in JavaScript.  Or Greasemonkey for Firefox might be helpful depending what you are trying to do.
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Use opera internet browser. It has links panel which capture all the links of the webpage. It also has integrated download manager that can download them all.
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Use either Access or MySQL. 1000 records is very small, you do not need to pay the $thousands for MS SQL or Oracle. Access can definitely handle 1000 records.\n\nOne nice thing about Access is that it enables you to create forms. So people can input data using a visual form, and the data goes into the database. Also, Access offers a GUI for creating your database tables. MySQL does not offer these capabilities, but its main plus is that it is free. I would question what the other guy said about how powerful it is, though. It is definitely a lot weaker than Oracle or MS SQL, BUT for your needs it should be fine.\n\nEither Access or MySQL will work fine for Web programming too if you want to connect your db to an online Web site.
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Right Click on the page >> select View Source >> Copy the HTML code >> Paste it where ever you want
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What features are you interested in?  \n\nCheck out HTMLDB....
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If you have Word (like, 2000 or later) it has a very functional and very simple web editor.\n\nIt's all pretty much point, click, and place.\n\nAll you need is the files.
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There are a number of free scripts that you can use without a database. I've listed a few below. The one that I like is JAlbum. You could also do a Google search to find more.\n\nDianeD
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You already have it. MS Word.\n\nOpen the document. Then do a "Save As". You should then have the option to save in a variety of formats, including .txt and HTML.