asked on Saving Facebook Pages on Windows 7
I would like to know the best way to save Facebook pages as they are at a particular moment in time, so they can be emailed and accessed easily in the Windows environment. I tried making PDFs using Smile PDF but the pdfs didn't look like the original page.
The solution I came up with was in Explorer to save the page as a Web Archive, single file (*.mht)
I just want to know if this is the best way of preserving the page as it is and emailing it, or if there is a better way.
Just as a side note. I did email one of these to a mac and tried to open it but it opened in Word for Mac and looked terrible.
The solution I came up with was in Explorer to save the page as a Web Archive, single file (*.mht)
I just want to know if this is the best way of preserving the page as it is and emailing it, or if there is a better way.
Just as a side note. I did email one of these to a mac and tried to open it but it opened in Word for Mac and looked terrible.
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IMIron Man Will that just save the screen and not the whole webpage? We want to make sure that we get the whole page, even the part we can't see in the browser until we scroll down.
No, just the portion of the page being viewed.
As far as saving a webpage on-demand as a "Single File", Aside from creating a PDF or the MHT file formats, I can't think of a better way, unless you have a "Paid for" version of Adobe Acrobat Professional.
As far as saving a webpage on-demand as a "Single File", Aside from creating a PDF or the MHT file formats, I can't think of a better way, unless you have a "Paid for" version of Adobe Acrobat Professional.
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Used a plugin in Firefox. Here is a demo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l50j5Gu2Uq4&context=C4df6bb6ADvjVQa1PpcFO09P5CH6HI2rFEUcbvg3CMZFv7B8cyQgE=
Cool, glad you found that one because the old one I had doesn't work anymore.
Then open up your favorite image editing program to crop...(or even Word) and Press "Ctrl" and while holding "Crtl, press the "V" key. Then just save it as a .jpg file or .pdf from Word.
Viola!