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Thanks, all useful suggestions.
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What is the best software to use to record the content of websites as we want to be able to document what a website looks like for internal employee disciplinaries. &nbsp;This will form part of our evidence that we can show to the investigating officer to demonstrate what the employee has been looking at.<br />
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Apart from saving the website as a html page or printing it as a pdf, is there a good way of doing this? &nbsp;<br />
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I think we may have used some software in the past that started a video recording as soon as you booted into windows so we could just go straight to that website and record what we see. &nbsp;However we don't have this anymore and can't remember what it was called.
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What is the best software to use to record the content of websites as we want to be able to document what a website looks like for internal employee disciplinaries.  This will form part of our evidence that we can show to the investigating officer to demonstrate what the employee has been looking at.

Apart from saving the website as a html page or printing it as a pdf, is there a good way of doing this?  

I think we may have used some software in the past that started a video recording as soon as you booted into windows so we could just go straight to that website and record what we see.  However we don't have this anymore and can't remember what it was called.

Recording Website Content

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