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How to print all the links in a html file
In the old Microsoft Explorers there was a place you could check and it would print all the links out in a html file.
I have a html file it is a manual that has topic and sub topics and sub links and you have to select each topic to read that area. I want to print out this manual and have it print all the topics and subtopic and information under each of those topic.
Any body have any idea?
I have a html file it is a manual that has topic and sub topics and sub links and you have to select each topic to read that area. I want to print out this manual and have it print all the topics and subtopic and information under each of those topic.
Any body have any idea?
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It prints out all the links and the and error box come up, with nothing in the box and labeled at the top of the box "Internet Explorer Script Error"
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I don't know what happen to the file" ie5wa.mspx" I ran it but I could not find any place it show up except where to remove it.
Also the link you gave me for the script fix was for windows XP or windows 2000 only, I have vista running on my computer
Also the link you gave me for the script fix was for windows XP or windows 2000 only, I have vista running on my computer
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It only prints out the links them self not what is in them and then it give the error and stops. I will look and see if I can find the web accessories. It was a normal install
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That would be the purpose of printing, I want to read it with out alway getting on the computer. The links I have no use for. I use to do this all of the time with internet explorer 4, I have not needed to do it for a long time and I guess thing have to change not always to the liking of every one.
As far as the web Accessories, I found that after doing a search, but I have not tried it out as yet.
Thank you guys, you have been a big help
As far as the web Accessories, I found that after doing a search, but I have not tried it out as yet.
Thank you guys, you have been a big help
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Thank you
starview--Now, I finally understand what you want. You want the old "save a file to view offline". In those versions of IE you could save a webpage and as many layers of active links as you had room for on your hard drive. I cannot remember when IE no longer offered this. In IE7 you save a webpage as an Web Achive, Single Page (.mht file). You can view it offline but accessing the links requires that you be connected to the internet.
If you click on IE Help, type in "offline" (no quotes) on the Search tab and then click display, you can learn how recent versions of IE handle offine viewing.
"What happened to offline favorites?
The offline favorites feature has been removed from Internet Explorer. If you want to read web content offline, here are a couple of different ways to do it:
Subscribe to an RSS feed. Many websites offer content as feeds, which can be downloaded and read offline. For more information about feeds, see Using feeds (RSS).
Save a webpage as a web archive (MHT) or HTML file. For more information, see Save a webpage on your computer. "
If you click on IE Help, type in "offline" (no quotes) on the Search tab and then click display, you can learn how recent versions of IE handle offine viewing.
"What happened to offline favorites?
The offline favorites feature has been removed from Internet Explorer. If you want to read web content offline, here are a couple of different ways to do it:
Subscribe to an RSS feed. Many websites offer content as feeds, which can be downloaded and read offline. For more information about feeds, see Using feeds (RSS).
Save a webpage as a web archive (MHT) or HTML file. For more information, see Save a webpage on your computer. "
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Thank you, I guess I will have to print each one start at the last chapter.
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