Need help capturing a webpage before it goes into the memory hole

[paineinthearse]

I'm not computer savvy. Please PM if you can help. Don't bother after 6PM today.

thanks

[NJGeek]

1. print it to PDF or efax

if you have acrobat, print it to a pdf. if you don't download efax for free (www.efax.com) and print to an efax document.

[Worst Username Ever]

2. You could just do a print screen.

bring up the we page, hit "print screen," then open up a bitmap program (or even MS Word) and right click, "paste."

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

3. go to adobe.com

You can convert it to a PDF file there

[Webster Green]

4. Use File>Save As> on your browser....

Save it to your hard drive

[China_cat]

5. Windows

right click and 'save page as' (or variation in different browsers) This will save the full web page, including images.

[Alizaryn]

6. Hold down "ctrl" while you hit "Prt Scr" then paste it into

whatever the normal way.

[catzies]

7. Internet Explorer lets you save a webpage as an archive file

With the extension .mht.

File menu ---> Save As ---> Change Save As Type to "Web Archive, single file."