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curiouswebster

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I learned MHT files can contain hyperlinks across files, and that the MHT file is like a container, of a ZIP file. Can someone explain how to do this? Also, are there any options to configure to make the page responsive to various browser widths? Lastly, are there any tricks to hosting this on the WWW? Thanks
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I learned MHT files can contain hyperlinks across files, and that the MHT file is like a container, of a ZIP file.
Can someone explain how to do this?
Also, are there any options to configure to make the page responsive to various browser widths?
Lastly, are there any tricks to hosting this on the WWW?
Thanks

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