Does anyone here know how to save a website link like this one
https://support.dynabook.com/support/modelHom … 96&osId=3333614
and have all the site saved with images+ links + zip and .exe attachments for all drivers saved to hard disk automatically?
I've used HTTrack before. Not sure how it handles pages with search menus though.
Make sure no components are copyrighted. Like images and stuff. (Just a friendly reminder, so you wont get into trouble)
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+1 for Httrack. I use it for stuff like that all the time. Usually I just point it to the main page and have it download everything, then prune it down once it finishes.
cyclone3d wrote on 2020-02-15, 21:59:I've used HTTrack before. Not sure how it handles pages with search menus though.
do you know if there is any special setting i should use? because i set to download zip but nothing was downloaded from links that are "https://content.us.dynabook.com/"
Change link depth to 2 or more. Increase download speed as default is too low. If the site has links to external sites, you have to enable downloads from those as well.
You will probably have to experiment with the settings to get the right configuration.
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BTW: for easy online mirroring, archive.org's Wayback Machine has a "Save Page Now" feature and it might be able to get the drivers too: https://web.archive.org/save/
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