Help with archiving a web page

I'm looking at a web page that has links to 575 PDFs. The problem is that the webpage itself has nice, descriptive titles for each PDF, but the file names are just the dates plus one or two extra numbers. So, the most desirable thing to do would be to archive the web page itself and use the web page as an interactive index for when I want to explore these PDFs. However, obviously I can't just mass download the PDFs and save the webpage and expect the web page and the PDFs to be linked. So, what I'm wondering is can I do what I just described and then connect the folder that I downloaded the PDFs to to the archived web page, that way I have a fully functional version of the web page.

Sorry, I don't know much about web design.

By the way, I already tried HTTrack, and despite experimenting with different mirroring depths, I wasn't able to obtain what I want. I think it may have to do with the fact that this is on a member's only section of the website.

I could write a tool to go in and download those PDF's and build an html index for you. Let me know if your interested.

Maybe this one:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/firesaver/
I have not tried it yet and might not work.

wget is another tool but I couldn't find any cookie support for it. Don't know if it can pick up browser cookie from your site.

Someone on IRC told me that one just has to find/replace the website links to the PDFs with a forward slash, which would make the web page pull the PDFs from the same folder in which the web page is located. He did this for me, and I placed a PDF in the same folder of the archive web page, what happened is the forward slahs gets transformed into a rerquest for the C drive. Placing the PDF in the C drive does indeed make the index functional, but I know from other archived websites that I have that a simple forward slash should not redirect to the C drive. Why is it defaulting to the C drive. I'm assuming some type of header is also coming into play.

Nattsurfaren, I tried that extrension and it didn't recognize that there were any PDF files on the web page for some reason.

cyrix, thanks, but I think I'll just try to work this out.