Saving a webpage as a Mht file

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Jack B

If you want to save a webpage just for the informational content, is there
any reason to not to save it as a Mht file?


Jack
 
Hi Jack,

No, mht files are just zipped versions of a web page and all of its
contents, like a snapshot. Unlike a saved html web page it does not check
for a newer version when you load it.

There are some limitations though. Links to popup windows for other sites
and anything malicious are removed.

Regards.
 
Thanks Rob.


Hi Jack,

No, mht files are just zipped versions of a web page and all of its
contents, like a snapshot. Unlike a saved html web page it does not check
for a newer version when you load it.

There are some limitations though. Links to popup windows for other sites
and anything malicious are removed.

Regards.
 

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