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07-16-06, 03:38 PM
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Saving web pages with opera mobile?
Hello, can I save the web page (images included) with opera mobile? I haven't been able to figure how. I use a dell axim x51v with Windows Mobile 5. Thank you for your answer(s).
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07-16-06, 03:39 PM
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I mean the web page I view when I browse the Internet.
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07-23-06, 05:07 PM
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I bought both Opera and Netfront browsers. To the best of my knowledge, the Opera browser cannot do what you described. Also, there is not a straight forward way for Opera browser to read a htm/html page stored in your WM5 x51v (unless you know how to type the URL for a file such as file://\[card]\[directory name]\filename.htm).
Netfront browser allows me to look up an htm page already stored in my x51v, but yet it does not allow me to save a htm page. It does, however, have a auto-Cruise function that makes the browser autumatically browse some user-predefined pages and save them for reading offline. I have not tried the auto-cruise function so you'd better check it out yourself to decide whether it will meet your need.
I sometimes save html pages from you desktop PC (Save As, select "Web page, complete") and read them offline on my Axim using Netfront.
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07-23-06, 06:57 PM
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Note completely correct:
Netfront DOES allow you to easily save complete HTML pages.
Simply use the "Page Memo" function. Works great.
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Originally Posted by pragnanzer
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I bought both Opera and Netfront browsers. To the best of my knowledge, the Opera browser cannot do what you described. Also, there is not a straight forward way for Opera browser to read a htm/html page stored in your WM5 x51v (unless you know how to type the URL for a file such as file://\[card]\[directory name]\filename.htm).
Netfront browser allows me to look up an htm page already stored in my x51v, but yet it does not allow me to save a htm page. It does, however, have a auto-Cruise function that makes the browser autumatically browse some user-predefined pages and save them for reading offline. I have not tried the auto-cruise function so you'd better check it out yourself to decide whether it will meet your need.
I sometimes save html pages from you desktop PC (Save As, select "Web page, complete") and read them offline on my Axim using Netfront.
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07-23-06, 09:16 PM
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DPDUTY: Thanks for pointing that out, I didn't realize that the Page Memo function of Netfront can actually save the web page.
But I should point out that it seems that the web page is saved in a new MIME type with the extension of .mht instead of .html/.htm. The file can be viewed only by Netfront. PIE and Opera cannot display the file as a web page.
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07-23-06, 11:41 PM
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No, but IE 6 or 7 can do so. :D
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07-24-06, 06:54 AM
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Thanks Menneisyys for the Info. I certainly like the PIEPlus/MultiIE built-in solutions better than the free solution using FE. I've learned a lot from you and others by reading threads on Aximsite.
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09-12-06, 07:39 AM
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Thank you all!
Thank you all for your answers, I had been a long time since I last read this post, but the least I can say is that aximsite contributors are highly productive ands efficient.
I am going to investigate all that.
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