Ziemas
07-15-06, 01:46 PM
I'm looking for a PC program to download multiple files from a web page, something that I can sic on the page and it will download all the files. Does anyone know of a program that can do this? Thanks.
Foo - I'm looking for a PC program to download multiple files from a web page. Help Please.
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07-15-06, 02:39 PM
All you have to do is go to files "save site as"
Stacey
07-15-06, 02:50 PM
" "Save site as" "? In which browser is that? You mean I can click something and save the Bikeforums.Net site in its entirety, on to my computer!?!??!
Where you get dat? :eek:
Where you get dat? :eek:
timmyquest
07-15-06, 02:53 PM
" "Save site as" "? In which browser is that? You mean I can click something and save the Bikeforums.Net site in its entirety, on to my computer!?!??!
Where you get dat? :eek:
In IE it is "save as"
In firefox (and i presume netscape) it is "save page as"
Anytime you go onto a website you have downloaded and saved it...the options i list just let you save those to a specific folder that wont be deleted unless you delete it.
Where you get dat? :eek:
In IE it is "save as"
In firefox (and i presume netscape) it is "save page as"
Anytime you go onto a website you have downloaded and saved it...the options i list just let you save those to a specific folder that wont be deleted unless you delete it.
Stacey
07-15-06, 03:01 PM
In IE it is "save as"
In firefox (and i presume netscape) it is "save page as"
Anytime you go onto a website you have downloaded and saved it...the options i list just let you save those to a specific folder that wont be deleted unless you delete it.
Dude, all that does is take a snapshot of the page you are on at the moment of the button click. OP wants to "one click", as I undertsand, underlying files that are linked to on a page. I'm thinking MP3's or MIDI files.
In firefox (and i presume netscape) it is "save page as"
Anytime you go onto a website you have downloaded and saved it...the options i list just let you save those to a specific folder that wont be deleted unless you delete it.
Dude, all that does is take a snapshot of the page you are on at the moment of the button click. OP wants to "one click", as I undertsand, underlying files that are linked to on a page. I'm thinking MP3's or MIDI files.
Ziemas
07-15-06, 03:07 PM
Dude, all that does is take a snapshot of the page you are on at the moment of the button click. OP wants to "one click", as I undertsand, underlying files that are linked to on a page. I'm thinking MP3's or MIDI files.
Yes, exactly, mp3 files.
Yes, exactly, mp3 files.
rideabike
07-15-06, 03:20 PM
The bikeforums site is probably in a database. If it is, you can't download it in its entirety.
Try this:
http://www.httrack.com/
There are also many other products available, at various price points.
Try this:
http://www.httrack.com/
There are also many other products available, at various price points.
Bockman
07-15-06, 03:29 PM
You can also try songbird...
Stacey
07-15-06, 03:31 PM
Yes, exactly, mp3 files.
if the pgm that Rideabike suggested you home clear. If it dosen't, just do the right click, save file as routine on a couple of files at a time and let it run.
if the pgm that Rideabike suggested you home clear. If it dosen't, just do the right click, save file as routine on a couple of files at a time and let it run.
pedex
07-15-06, 03:38 PM
use wget
uberleet
07-15-06, 05:10 PM
use wget
That's what I was thinking, or cURL (http://curl.haxx.se/).
That's what I was thinking, or cURL (http://curl.haxx.se/).
KingTermite
07-15-06, 10:52 PM
+1 on wget
Maelstrom
07-16-06, 12:59 AM
Wget...thats what I was thinking. Been years since I have seen a need though :)