software for downloading websites?

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TheGlobber

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I know some things when it comes to web design ( i can use dreamweaver etc. ) but i am not good at it.

So, i need a program that can FULLY download a website so i can make my changes afterwards..

P.S. If there is anything like this in another thread or at the download section just point me to it.

Regards

 

the_demon

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A google search goes along way in answer to your question but, you can check out one of my favorite apps called "Backstreet Browser". http://www.spadixbd.com/backstreet/

 

markyr17

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Httrack
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TheGlobber

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Of course i googled it but didnt come up with a good one thats why i asked.. Google is always the first stop before asking..

And of course thnx for the help..

 

markyr17

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Google httrack, it's the best software to download a website, and it's free
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rastagod

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if you are on linux u can use wget or there is a wget.exe for windows which u can use to download full website

 

AgentOrange_MkUltra

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www.freedownloadmanager.ORG , selecting the spider option, will do for Windows... thanks are best seen with thx button.

 

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MauDaFita

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I used Teleport Pro in the past.
It's a paid application but you can found it "operational" in the web.

 

Ryabinchik

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I used free program download manager.

 

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taxman1980

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MauDaFita said:

I used Teleport Pro in the past.
It's a paid application but you can found it "operational" in the web.

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I also used it in the past, it's a simple piece of software but functional. Back in the day, when i didnt have DSL at home, I used it at school to download only .jpg files off of certain types of "entertainment" sites Interesting that they are still in business! It feels like it was light years ago.