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Answer» hi.does anyone know how to get on the internet without having to connect?I have heard about going offline but I want to know also if you are able to MAKE a page avaliable offline.Quote from: lendok2 on September 21, 2007, 09:36:11 AM hi.does anyone know how to get on the internet without having to connect?I have heard about going offline but I want to know also if you are able to make a page avaliable offline. Good afternoon Yes, you can view pages offline, however, I will warn you: This is extremely hard on servers bandwidth. Never go more than 3 LINKS deep into the synchronization process, this wasts bandwidth horribly. Unfortunately, I don't remember how to do this exactly, but, go into Internet Explorer, and press the F1 key, and search for Synchronization for the exact details for your version of Internet Explorer Click START> Programs> Accessories> and somewhere in there, there should be a Synchronization program, try that out I realize that this message reply was very vague, but my whole POINT was to get the fact across that it hurts webmasters bandwidth when you synchronize too far into a website. In Internet Explorer, go to File, Save As, and save the page. In Firefox, File, Save Page As.

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hi.does anyone know how to get on the internet without having to connect?I have heard about going offline but I want to know also if you are able to MAKE a page avaliable offline.Quote from: lendok2 on September 21, 2007, 09:36:11 AM

hi.does anyone know how to get on the internet without having to connect?I have heard about going offline but I want to know also if you are able to make a page avaliable offline.

Good afternoon

Yes, you can view pages offline, however, I will warn you:
This is extremely hard on servers bandwidth. Never go more than 3 LINKS deep into the synchronization process, this wasts bandwidth horribly.

Unfortunately, I don't remember how to do this exactly, but, go into Internet Explorer, and press the F1 key, and search for Synchronization for the exact details for your version of Internet Explorer

Click START> Programs> Accessories> and somewhere in there, there should be a Synchronization program, try that out

I realize that this message reply was very vague, but my whole POINT was to get the fact across that it hurts webmasters bandwidth when you synchronize too far into a website. In Internet Explorer, go to File, Save As, and save the page. In Firefox, File, Save Page As.

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