website download

[drhadidy]

Hi all...
i just reinstalled my system and have a little problem...
in my last install i had an application that could let me download websites... or parts that i chose from the websites... and put the full download in a folder that i could later browse the website offline...
the problem is i cant find this app anymore and im so shy to say i dont even remember the name of it
i tried searching but the only app i found was httpripper...
its not the one...
any idea of the app im talking about and where to find it??
thank you so much

[craesz]

maybe it is httrack??

[drhadidy]

maybe it is httrack??

yes i guess so... but when i downloaded it now i dont find the graphical interface... only the command line!!
it used to have a graphic interface before... it used to show up in the applications list from the kicker... it doesnt anymore...
anything im missing or need to do??

[YouCanToo]

maybe it is httrack??

yes i guess so... but when i downloaded it now i dont find the graphical interface... only the command line!!
it used to have a graphic interface before... it used to show up in the applications list from the kicker... it doesnt anymore...
anything im missing or need to do??

In the command line type in webhttrack and you will see the gui.  You can always add it to your menu selection

[drhadidy]

maybe it is httrack??

yes i guess so... but when i downloaded it now i dont find the graphical interface... only the command line!!
it used to have a graphic interface before... it used to show up in the applications list from the kicker... it doesnt anymore...
anything im missing or need to do??

In the command line type in webhttrack and you will see the gui.  You can always add it to your menu selection

this is exactly what i was talking about
but how can i add it to the menu?? lets say under "internet" section?? i want an entery there that will launch the gui directly...

[menotu]

but how can i add it to the menu?? lets say under "internet" section?? i want an entery there that will launch the gui directly.

..

As Kicker is mentioned this is for KDE I guess?

Make sure widgets are unlocked and try the following The KDE Menu Editor Handbook

http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdebase-workspace/kmenuedit/kmenuedit.pdf

http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdebase-workspace/kmenuedit/

[YouCanToo]

maybe it is httrack??

yes i guess so... but when i downloaded it now i dont find the graphical interface... only the command line!!
it used to have a graphic interface before... it used to show up in the applications list from the kicker... it doesnt anymore...
anything im missing or need to do??

In the command line type in webhttrack and you will see the gui.  You can always add it to your menu selection

this is exactly what i was talking about
but how can i add it to the menu?? lets say under "internet" section?? i want an entery there that will launch the gui directly...

In the kicker bar, right click on the PC menu icon.  Select Edit Applications form the menu selection. This will open a window, Highlight Internet and than choose "New Item".  This will open a box asking for the name. Enter Webhttrack and press ok. In the right hand pane of the menu editor you will need to fill in the information like this



Once you are done click on "Save" It will update your system configuration. Now you can close the menu editor. Your program will now show up under Internet in your PC menu.

[drhadidy]

thx alot guys... for everyone in this wonderful forum...
you really are the best

[smileeb]

You can (save page as an html), then later right click on the html and select
what browser to open in. When you save it, it saves a folder with graphics and
all the info from the page besides the html icon to click on.

Or you can open it in Open Office like I did my web page and edit out what you don't want
and export as a pdf. It might take a few tries to get the pdf you want, just go slow and
be careful.


Smileeb-s Place.pdf

[YouCanToo]

thx alot guys... for everyone in this wonderful forum...
you really are the best

Hope it has all worked out for you!