3 Nov
2001
3 Nov
'01
1:39 p.m.
Ben Franchuk wrote:
I thought try this ...
"The Missing 6809 UniFLEX Archive" http://www.rtmx.com/UniFLEX/
but the webpage is now missing! Does anybody know what happened to it?
This very bad when old information vanishes with out a trace on the web.
Too offen I find web pages that I count on turn up missing, so I have
started trying out a program called WebZIP.
http://www.spidersoft.com/default.asp
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Use WebZIP to download web pages or entire web sites, including images,
sounds and other media files to your hard drive, so you can browse them
offline.
Using the new FAR add-in tool for WebZIP, you can compile your
downloaded
content to HTML-Help.
WebZIP also gives you the option of saving your captured web content
into a single compressed Zip file - a great way to archive Web sites,
or distribute them to friends and coleagues.
WebZIP's powerful Task Editor gives you total control over what and how
much of a Web site is downloaded. It lets you specify the file types,
depth and scope of retrieval in addition to giving you powerful URL and
location filters and allowing you scheduling your download for any time
of the day.
------ End Quote --------
And of course it has the option for you to save a web site WITHOUT
the banner ads.
Regards,
--Doug
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Doug Coward
@ home in Poulsbo, WA
Analog Computer Online Museum and History Center
http://www.best.com/~dcoward/analog
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3 Nov
3 Nov
11:25 a.m.
Doug Coward wrote:
Too offen I find web pages that I count on turn up
missing, so I have
started trying out a program called WebZIP.
Not with a 28K modem and tiny HD. If this puter was any older it would
count as
a classic tube system. :)
Thinking of a site like 'Tim Shoppa's archive of PDP-10 software ' a
autozip
would spend days downloading. What is really needed is central web
archive for
many of the one of kind web sites. This way for what ever reason a site
goes
down somebody has a copy.
Analog Computer Online Museum and History Center
http://www.best.com/~dcoward/analog
=========================================
Nice site. Ben Franchuk.
3:56 p.m.
Doug Coward skrev:
Ben Franchuk wrote:
> I thought try this ...
> "The Missing 6809 UniFLEX Archive" http://www.rtmx.com/UniFLEX/
> but the webpage is now missing! Does anybody know what happened to it?
> This very bad when old information vanishes with out a trace on the web.
Too offen I find web pages that I count on turn up
missing, so I have
started trying out a program called WebZIP.
http://www.spidersoft.com/default.asp
I tend to use wget. Runs on everything. The only problem is, it's a GNU
program, and that's a big problem.
--
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Vi m?ste vara r?dda om varandra
- det ?r det enda reciproka pronomen vi har.
8 Nov
8 Nov
6:23 a.m.
On Sun, Nov 04, 2001 at 03:56:07AM +0100, Iggy Drougge wrote:
Doug Coward skrev:
Why would that be a problem? I tend to use wget a lot and it does a
pretty good job.
Regards,
Alex.
--
q: If you were young again, would you start writing TeX again or would
you use Microsoft Word, or another word processor?
a: I hope to die before I *have* to use Microsoft Word.
-- Harald Koenig <koenig(a)tat.physik.uni-tuebingen.de> asking Donald E. Knuth
Ben Franchuk wrote:
> I thought try this ...
> "The Missing 6809 UniFLEX Archive" http://www.rtmx.com/UniFLEX/
> but the webpage is now missing! Does anybody know what happened to it?
> This very bad when old information vanishes with out a trace on the web.
Too offen I find web pages that I count on turn
up missing, so I have
started trying out a program called WebZIP.
http://www.spidersoft.com/default.asp
I tend to use wget. Runs on everything. The only problem is, it's a GNU
program, and that's a big problem.
12:32 p.m.
Alexander Schreiber skrev:
> I tend to use wget. Runs on everything. The only
problem is, it's a GNU
> program, and that's a big problem.
Why would that be a problem? I tend to use wget a lot
and it does a
pretty good job.
The problem with GNU programs is that they're so difficult to use.
--
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Amiga 4000/040 25MHz/64MB/20GB RetinaBLTZ3/VLab/FastlaneZ3/Ariadne/Toccata
4:34 p.m.
It was thus said that the Great Iggy Drougge once stated:
Alexander Schreiber skrev:
I would't say difficult---lots of options yes, but difficult? I guess if
you don't have the man page or any documentation then yes, it might be
difficult to use but I've never had any real problem with using GNU stuff.
-spc (Now compiling the GNU C compiler ... that can be scary ... )
> I tend to use wget. Runs on everything. The
only problem is, it's a GNU
> program, and that's a big problem.
Why would that be a problem? I tend to use wget a
lot and it does a
pretty good job.
The problem with GNU programs is that they're so difficult to use. 
9 Nov
9 Nov
5:36 a.m.
At 10:34 PM 11/8/01 -0500, you wrote:
It was thus said that the Great Iggy Drougge once
stated:
... and their configuration is pretty standard across their packages too;
once you get to understand how ./configure works, things become
very easy.
Even my winblows98 pc is full of ported gnu programs.
carlos.
--------------------------------------------------------------
Carlos E. Murillo-Sanchez carlos_murillo(a)nospammers.ieee.org
The problem with GNU programs is that they're
so difficult to use.
I would't say difficult---lots of options yes, but difficult? I guess if
you don't have the man page or any documentation then yes, it might be
difficult to use but I've never had any real problem with using GNU stuff.
-spc (Now compiling the GNU C compiler ... that can be scary ... )
9:01 a.m.
Sean 'Captain Napalm' Conner skrev:
It was thus said that the Great Iggy Drougge once
stated:
>
> Alexander Schreiber skrev:
>
> >> I tend to use wget. Runs on everything. The only problem is, it's a GNU
> >> program, and that's a big problem.
>
> >Why would that be a problem? I tend to use wget a lot and it does a
> >pretty good job.
>
> The problem with GNU programs is that they're so difficult to use.
I would't say difficult---lots of options yes,
but difficult? I guess if
you don't have the man page or any documentation then yes, it might be
difficult to use but I've never had any real problem with using GNU stuff.
Real GNU programs don't have man pages. =)
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Allt ?r under kontroll, och caps lock ?r bredvid.
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