Hi, If using IE, click on file>save as> then make sure to select in the "save as type" the value "web archive *.mht" this will save only the current page and any image in it. and can be opened later on on any computer using IE.
When you save the file, in the save as file dialog, click the drop down menu "Save As type". You can select "Webpage", "Single File Website", or "Webpage Filtered". Then save the file and you can open it as a webpage.
it is saved as a html
First you need to save it as a webpage, which you can do by using Save As. You will then need access to webspace in order to upload it. You will also need FTP software to do the uploading.
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save the page to a disk
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To save a PowerPoint presentation as a fully packaged webpage, open your presentation and click on "File," then select "Save As." In the save dialog, choose the location where you want to save the file, and from the "Save as type" dropdown menu, select "Web Page (*.htm; *.html)." After that, click on "Publish," and in the options, ensure you select "Publish options" to include all content, which will create a folder with the necessary files for the webpage. Finally, click "OK" and then "Save" to complete the process.
The button is the preview button. It is located in the toolbar up the top and it looks like a magnifying glass. When you click it you may be prompted to save the webpage you have been working on and when you save you can see your webpage in a web browser.
open web page, press ctrl+s, in save as type select webpage complete. It will create one html file & one folder of same name. Some formatting of webpage may be distorted offline, but most of the stuff retains..
The "RW" in DVD-RW stands for ReWrite. It works like a flash drive. You can save data to a disc, delete the data and save to the disc again.
To view it later or to grab a piece of code you want from the source
The PS3 can not save on the game disc because it does not write to Blu-Ray disc. It is a game, DVD, Cd, and Blu-Ray disc player and does not have the ability to make changes to discs of any type.