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There are a number of threads I've bookmarked in Firefox for later reading. Now that it seems we are to lose all the previous posts, I would like to save some of them as text documents on my computer.
Is there an easy way to do this please? I guess there may be copyright issues which would stop be doing this, in which case I've wasted your time, but thanks anyway.
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Making copies of old TMF posts
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Re: Making copies of old TMF posts
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GarraGee wrote: There are a number of threads I've bookmarked in Firefox for later reading. Now that it seems we are to lose all the previous posts, I would like to save some of them as text documents on my computer.
You will probably find that these posts are already available in the internet archive called the Wayback machine. If not, you can add them to its collection. See...
Archived Fool posts
Re: Making copies of old TMF posts
GarraGee wrote:Is there an easy way to do this please? I guess there may be copyright issues which would stop be doing this, in which case I've wasted your time, but thanks anyway.
All browsers let you save web pages to your local disk - you want the option that is something like "Web page, complete." I just tried it in Chrome on a full TMF thread and it loaded perfectly afterwards, with no Internet connection.
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Re: Making copies of old TMF posts
Snorvey wrote:Cute PDF can be useful. Bring up the post, hit Control P and use the print to PDF option.
If you have Windows 10 you don't even need that - Windows 10 comes with its own 'Microsoft Print to PDF' printer as standard.
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