Saving and Editing Web Pages
Only the simplest web pages consist of a single, simple document. More often, the page you see in your browser consists of one or more HTML documents and several linked images. There's no way to save all the elements on the entire page in one smooth operation. Instead, when you choose File, Save As, Internet Explorer saves the underlying HTML document and ignores any images or pages that are linked to that page. (You can also choose to save the current page as a plain-text document instead of an HTML-formatted page.)
To save graphics, frames, and other files linked to the current page, right-click each one and choose Save Target As from the shortcut menu. Right-click any link and use the same menu choice to save a ...
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