how do you save a whole website on harddisk?
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I've had good luck with Teleport Pro
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if you use IE - select file --> save as --> put in a file name -- in the save as type select web page complete. thats it.
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There are a number of programs advertised on the Internet to do this specific thing.  I would check with either/both Tucows.com and Download.com and see what they and various users recommend.  You can then probably download a trial version to undelete your files, or worst case, pay a small shareware fee to make a good progam work.
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Fileplanet, download.com, www.Xdrive.com, www.dropload.com\n\nThere are plenty more as well.
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You may create password-protected archive, where you can aggregate all the files you need.\nIt can be done in different ways for different archivers, but usually it's very simple.
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In your web browser, go to File->Save Page As...
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click File -> Save as -> then navigate to the A: drive to save.
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There is no such magic script to "save" all your work. You cannot hope to preserve all your data, and here is why.\n\nThree broad types of information are involved - actually overlapping in Windows, and sometimes protected by encripting - both intentional (rare) or DRM (a devilish idea imposed by greedy content providers). \n\nFirst, operating system and application programs are the broadest category, which also exist on the original CD's or other media. \n\nSecond, settings and preferences are the next level and that information is (in Windows OS) scattered everywhere or in as many as four locations (in Linux OS). \n\nThe last category is data you have created, which is mostly in your home directory but can be anywhere, and often is in formats particular to the creating program. Don't get me started on proprietary formats, Windows' ace-in-the-hole in defending its monopoly.\n\nYou are likely in the "too infested to survive any more" mode that can be expected within as little as six months of running Windows on the Internet. You have my sympathy.\n\nThe old "format and start over" trick is no longer viable with Windows, because you will get re-infected before current patches and updates are downloaded. It simply can no longer be done except as a temporary "fix" by those not worried about being a Zombie to someone's Spam Factory. Not to mention the agonies of going out and finding missing drivers and the need to re-install your applications - and the risk of Microsoft deciding your installation is illegal.\n\nHaving been in the computer consulting field for many many years, it is my informed opinion that the situation with Windows on the Internet went to impossible about five years ago.\n\nSo, this is what I recommend. Note that this solution does NOT require you to back up or risk losing existing data on your Windows partition!\n\n1. Download and burn the Big Daddy ISO image from http://pclinuxos.com/ and boot the CD on your Windows computer. Get on the Internet with Linux and access your Windows files from Linux.\n\n2. After you have confidence that this arrangement actually works, click the installation icon on the desktop. Proceed to make your Windows partition about 10 gigabytes smaller (assuming you have that much to spare) and install the PCLinuxOS to the hard drive in its own partition.\n\nYou now have a fully-functioning dual-boot system. No more need to spend money on third-party malware programs - never. Not even the need to pay for programs in general, actually - and it is all legal.
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Your browser has this function already.\nClick on "file" and then look for the "save as"....depending on the type of page it is (video, audio, html, javascript) will determine if the "live content" is saved with it or not.\nIf you have Frontpage installed on your computer you could also open the site within that and save it as a complete page.
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click on file save as on your browser
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impossible\n\nb'coz by deleting the deleated folder all the data is destroyed by the server
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Try understanding what ASCII truly is\n\nthen, whichever browser you're useing, will give you the option to "Save page as" where instead of "Web Page, complete" (html)\nyou switch to "Text Files"
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Try this software call WinZIP. I have used it on a few sites and it will correctly change all links and turn everything into an HTML page so it can be viewed on your local computer (or in your case a CD). Works great for dynamic sites since it will rename all the pages for you and change the links. You should just be able to put in the URL of your site and it will spider out and download everything for you automatically (include images, scripts, styles sheets, etc). They have a time limited, fully functional version.\n\nhttp://www.spidersoft.com/
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3 Easy steps to a full format\n\n1) BACK UP all relevant information, work, and personal files, a good rule to know what to keep is When in doubt KEEP THE FILE.\n\n2) GET YOUR ORIGINAL RESTORE DISKS find the original disks that came with your system, If you dont have them it´s probably best to go out to your computer dealer BEFORE you format. this is specially important for your video drivers, and other wierd bits.\n\n3) Format (Best if you can do it from the applications directly on your original restore disks) second do it directly from the kernel (Dos) and last but still useful go via windows.\n\nIf you backup first the worst thing that can happen is youll be off line for a couple of days until you bring a new system up to speed.
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Just format your harddisk.
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Dude it's pretty much in the software, nero or easy creater (or whatever) to save data,movies, ect...
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I think that all Yahoo files are kept on the website. If you mean,stuff you have saved in "my documents" or other desktop storage,burn it to a cd.