XP tutorial

[Jenny]

Following tutorial on XP exactly. I cannot save a web
site to my documents or hard drive to read off-line?
Help..Thanks

 

[Sharon F]

Following tutorial on XP exactly. I cannot save a web
site to my documents or hard drive to read off-line?
Help..Thanks

Personally, I use Save As> HTML only for pages that are mostly text. If
images are important to the page's content, I use Save Complete or Save as
Web Archive. Viewing the file offline is a matter of double clicking the
save HTM or MHT file.

If the above does not help, it would help if you told us what steps you've
tried. Not everyone has the tutorials installed. They are not included in a
standard XP install and are extras installed by whoever prepared your
system.

 

[Guest]

I use to the turorial and some how it disappeared maybe after sp2 and i wish
i still had it . can any one tell me how to get it back?

 

[Sharon F]

I use to the turorial and some how it disappeared maybe after sp2 and i wish
i still had it . can any one tell me how to get it back?

In the previous thread, the discussion referred to the Windows XP tutorials
that are present on some newly purchased XP computers. As mentioned before,
these are not a standard part of Windows. The tutorials are extras that
were added by the computer manufacturer (OEM).

They should be included on the restore materials provided by the OEM.
Whether or not there is a way to reinstall *just* the tutorials or if a
complete "restore to factory state" would be required to regain them, I do
not know. These are a program separate from Windows so it's possible they
may be on one of the application CDs (if your manufacturer provided any).

You could check the system documentation or contact tech support to find
out if there is a way to reinstall the tutorials only.