Chapter 41. Saving a Web Page
Rather than save a website’s address, you might be more interested in saving the contents of a particular web page. For example, you might have a favorite news site that you’ve bookmarked, but if you run across a particularly interesting story, you may want to save it for future reading.
If you just bookmark that website, its contents might change before you can read the article you’re interested in. If you lose your Internet connection, you won’t be able to read it at all. To avoid both problems, you can add the web page to your reading list, print it out, or save the page as a file to view and print out at your leisure.
You can also send the information on a web page to someone else. Rather than printing the page ...
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