The question of how to copy a website page often arises among inexperienced Internet users. In the article we will give a detailed answer to it.

Copied, pasted, saved

combination Ctrl keys+C for copying (quick or hot keys) is easy to remember through a simple association with the identity of the sound of the initial letters “K” (copy) and “C” (copy), especially since there are already two of the latter in combination. The same goes for the next pair of shortcut keys for the “V-bet” copied (Ctrl+V), without which the first one is meaningless. You can, of course, do all this in the context menu by calling it with the right button and selecting the appropriate commands, but with hot keys there are fewer actions.

If these little tricks “get stuck” in the subconscious, then as soon as the question arises of how to copy (part of a website page, for example), the hand itself will reach for the familiar keyboard shortcut. When the fragment you selected with your mouse (or the entire web page completely) turns blue, all that remains is to insert it into a previously prepared Word document.

Why Word? Because all the pictures, links and formatting will be saved in it. But this is more of an instinctive rather than a deliberate and rational technique. And every self-respecting browser knows how to copy a site page completely, and for this they have the “Save as...” command in their context menus.

What's in your context menu today?

If you right-click on a page anywhere where there are no pictures, links or forms, a context menu will kindly “pop up”. Each browser has its own specialties in this menu, but they all offer different options for navigating, saving a page, viewing its source code, manipulating images, frames, etc.

The "Save As" command is also available in the "File" menu in browsers Mozilla Firefox, Safari, and in Chrome it sounds like “Save Page As” and is located in the settings panel, called up by the button with three bars in the upper right corner. In Opera, such a panel is opened by clicking on the browser logo (the red letter "O" in the upper left corner), where the "Save As" command is located in the "Page" submenu. In the browser Internet Explorer you need to click on the gear in the upper right, go to “Tools” and in the “File” menu select the “Save As” command.

Browsers, of course, are very smart programs, but the computer has a simple solution to bring up the "Save As" dialog box - this is the Ctrl + S key combination, which, by the way, is very useful to press periodically when working with text, in order to avoid known troubles.

How to copy a web page

In the specified dialog box, you are prompted to select the folder where you want to place the copied file, and 4 options for saving it: “Web page, complete”, “Web page, HTML only”, “ Text files" and "All files". If we are interested in how to copy a site page (1), naturally, select the option "Web Page, complete...) and, giving the file a name, click the "Save" button ".

Having opened the specified directory, we will find there a folder with all the contents of the web page (images, scripts, forms, index files, authorize, bootstrap, etc.), as well as a file with the extension .htm, separate from the folder, when you open it, you will see that This is a “bare” html frame with “live” links, but without styling. If you pay attention to the address bar, you will see the following entry: file:///C:/Users/... etc. Are comments needed? This file is already on your disk, therefore, it will open in all browsers even without the Internet, but the links, naturally, will not work.

By saving a web page in other options, you will get exactly what you chose (HTML only, text only, or all files).

How to "break through the defense"

Now you need to figure out how to copy a website page (2) if it is protected from copying. In this case, in the context menu of the page (right-click), select the command “Page Source Code” (in Mozilla Firefox), or “View Source Code”, “View Page Code”, “View HTML Code”, etc. in other browsers. Moreover, it is not necessary to open the code of the entire page, since the browser can only show the selected fragment. By the way, in Chrome, Opera and Mozilla Firefox, the source code can be opened using the Ctrl+U key combination.

If users who are figuring out how to copy a site page (3) had one of these “lightweight” web editors such as Web Page Maker installed on their computer, they would probably guess to open in it and then save on their disk any page in almost its original form, along with all the “protective measures”. Having saved using the “Export to Html...” command, the Web Page Maker website builder will put all the image files in a folder and give you an html file of the loaded page with “local registration”.

"Workaround"

If it is not of fundamental importance to you how to copy a site page, just to get it with all the contents, then you can save the file in pdf format. This option may be less popular compared to conventional techniques, but it is very simple, affordable and effective, especially since Google browser Chrome, for example, this can be done without "outside help".

By clicking on the already familiar button at the top right, open the browser settings panel and select “Print” (Ctrl + P). In the print settings window on the left, click “Change” in the “Printer” line, then in the next window, select “Save as PDF” as the local destination. We complete the procedure with the “Save” button, indicating where to put the file.

The “outside help” that will be needed to convert to pdf in other browsers is special extensions or special web services.

When working on the Internet, the user often needs to copy data from a website to his computer. If this is simple text, just select it with the mouse cursor, click on the right button and select the “Copy” command in the context menu, and then open the Word document and paste the necessary data there. But this simplest method is not always effective. Not all sites allow you to copy your data: text, tables, photographs. And a person who, after a long search, has found the necessary information, urgently needs to find out how to copy a site page and get a fragment from it.

Another quite common problem is an irregular Internet connection, in which the user tries to save as much information as possible so that later he can work calmly without worrying about connecting to the network. In this case, it will be useful to create a folder on your computer in which you should save the necessary pages, both in the form of fragments and in their entirety. Saving methods depend on the browser installed on the Internet user’s computer. In extreme cases, when an inexperienced user cannot figure out his browser, he will only need to find out how to copy a site page as a picture, but in this case it will no longer be possible to edit the text.

Together with Office package Microsoft supplies its customers with the Internet Explorer browser, which is used by most unassuming users. To save a site page, simply select the “File” command in the menu bar, then “Save As”. In the window that opens, you need to indicate the storage location of the copied file, its name, file type (to make it easier to find later), and then click the “Save” button. The resulting file can be safely opened - in address bar not the web address will be indicated, but the path to the document through Explorer. When working with other browsers, the manipulations should be approximately the same.

Mozilla browsers Firefox and Google Chrome may also provide an easier way to save a page. You need to right-click on the empty space and select the “Save As” function in the context menu that opens. And all browsers support executing the “Copy Page” command using the Ctrl+S hotkeys, knowing which you don’t have to waste extra time getting to the save window through the menu. But there are situations when standard actions are unable to help. For example, if you need to copy one frame from a non-copyable video located on the site, or a pop-up banner. In this situation, the PrintScreen button located on the keyboard in top row right after the number 12.

Using PrintScreen, it will not be possible to save the entire page, unless, of course, it is too small and occupies the height of more than one screen. But take a snapshot of the contents open window this interesting function is quite capable. Just place the desired fragment of the page on the monitor screen and press PrtSc, then open Paint and paste the contents of the clipboard into it. Then, using Picture Manager, you can crop the picture to the desired size. Using simple methods of copying information, you can save data even from the most closed sites that have protected their content.

Hi all!

Today I will try to teach you how to make copies of any selling website or subscription page using the program Httrack Website Copier for further editing them to suit your needs!

So, what is this for?

• Incorporate your affiliate links.

• Tracking statistics (installing attendance counters, etc.).

• Customizing the page for your information product.

Result:

• Increased sales.
• Increasing your subscriber base.

Those who are engaged affiliate earnings or just starting, everyone should know this, so to speak, “cut the chip in this difficult matter.”

How to download and install httrack website copier?

HTTrack Website Copier - free program to create copies of websites on your hard drive for later viewing. HTTrack allows resuming interrupted downloads and can create copies of site directories and individual web pages, graphic images and other files. In addition, the program can search for “mirror” site servers. Despite the fact that HTTrack Website Copier has many settings, this utility is easy to use and will not cause difficulties even for an inexperienced user.

First, you need to go to this address http://www.httrack.com/ and click on the “Download” button:

After this, we will be redirected to a page where we are automatically highlighted with the version of the program that we must download:

Download the program and install it by clicking on the shortcut:

How to find unique images for a website? Interesting tricks and tricks!

Have you made a backup of your video lessons? Youtube won't take care of them!

how to make a copy of a page or website?

If you did everything as shown above, then you should already have the program in open form. We select the desired language and are immediately advised to restart the program:

Having drawn a conclusion from my own observations, I can safely say that you still need to restart the program! Then we proceed directly to creating the project:

After these simple steps, a full copy of the selling site (page) is in our hands:

That's all for today! See you soon!

Sincerely, Vladislav Lemishko.

Create a copy of a web page on local disk a computer may be needed in a variety of cases. For example, when you have to work without an Internet connection in offline mode, but at the same time you need to access the materials of a site or several sites. One solution to this problem is to copy entire pages with all images and other design elements. There are also other ways to copy website pages. Let's consider in detail all the possible options.

How to copy an entire website page
Saving the entire page with all the images in all modern browsers is approximately the same.

1. While on the desired page in Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, right-click in a free area of ​​the page where there are no links, images or other elements. In the context menu that appears, select “Save As”.

   In Opera, click the button with the browser logo in the form of the bottom of the letter O in red. This button is located in the upper left corner of the browser window. In the menu that appears, go to the “Page” item and in the next menu that opens, click on “Save as”.

   In Internet Explorer 9, click on the gear icon in the upper right corner to enter the “Tools” menu, in the list that appears, select “File” and in the next window “Save As”.

   All the same things that are described in the previous few sentences can be done in all browsers by simply pressing Ctrl + S.
   

2. A window for saving the page will open in which you specify the folder in which the document will be saved, edit the file name, and also select “Web page, full” from the list of options in the “File type” line.
   
3. Click the "Save" button. The page will be copied to the location of your choice as a hypertext file with the .html extension and a folder with multimedia files that is associated with this file. Subsequently, the hypertext file can be opened in any browser without an Internet connection.
   

Copying a page in MS Word
Conveniently enough, any web page is copied to text editor Word from the software package Microsoft Office. To copy desired page do the following.

1. Select with your mouse the desired part of the web page content. If you need to select the entire page, it is convenient to do this using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + A (A - English).
   
2. Copy the selected content using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + C.
   
3. Open a Word document and paste the copied content by pressing Ctrl + V.
   

Copying a page as a screenshot
If you only want to save the visible screen portion of a web page, you can use the create feature in Windows.

1. While on a page open in the browser, press the PrtSc key or the combination Alt keys+PrtSc. In the latter case, only the contents of the active window will be copied, and not the entire desktop.
   
2. Open built-in graphics editor Paint and paste the copied page from the clipboard into it using the Ctrl + V key combination.
   
3. Save the image in the selected format.
   

It is also possible to save a site page as PDF file. We have already talked about it in an article on our website. But without installing additional extensions, this opportunity present only in the Google Chrome browser.

Without using a third party software A screenshot (copy) of the screen can be taken by pressing the Prt Scrn key on the keyboard:

After pressing it, a copy of the screen is placed in , after which you need to use third party software for cutting or saving it. It can be any graphic editor. Windows OS has a built-in simple program called MS Paint. You can find it by clicking Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> and click on Paint. After starting the program, paste (Edit -> Paste or by pressing the key combination Ctrl + V) the previously taken screenshot of the screen. Then, if necessary, we edit (cut, add text, etc.), save it to a file and you’re done.

Although this method does not require installation additional programs, but not entirely convenient, or rather not convenient at all and time-consuming.

For convenience, there are many programs to take a screenshot of the screen or any part of it. I will consider only two that I use and which, in my opinion, are the best of their kind.

Very convenient program to take screenshots. It has many options for capturing screen area, plus a convenient graphic editor for subsequent image processing. After starting the program, an icon appears in the system tray:

And this panel:

To create a copy, you can choose to either make a copy of the entire screen, or the active window, or any rectangular or arbitrary area of ​​the screen, or a screenshot of a scrolling page. Plus, there is the ability to record video from the screen.

To take a screenshot of the screen, you need to click on the required icon on the FastStone Capture program panel (when you hover over the icon below, a hint appears what function it performs) and depending on the function you select, the program will either automatically copy the entire screen to the clipboard or you need to select some area of ​​the screen, after which it will be copied to the clipboard and automatically pasted into the editor.

FastStone Capture is simple and at the same time functional editor, which allows you to do any actions with your screenshot: crop, add shapes, text, logo, etc., make torn edges, change the size, send for printing and much more. I think you shouldn't have any problems mastering this program. The interface is in Russian, everything is simple and clear.

To avoid opening the editor, you can select another function, for example, send the screenshot directly for printing or by email. e-mail. To do this, click on the icon marked with a red arrow:

And choose the appropriate action.

One thing is that this program is paid. For more detailed information follow this link: . There you can download it, trial version (for trial use).

This is where I'll probably end my short review this program.

Now let's focus on free, but at the same time no less functional program to take screenshots - The only drawback is that the interface language is English language, therefore, for those who do not speak English well, it will not be very convenient at first.

This is what the main window of the program looks like, or rather its editor.

After installing the program, you must activate it. Follow the link: register on the forum, and then you will be asked to receive a free license key.

After starting the program, it is placed in the system tray:

When you click on the icon, the following menu pops up:

Where you can either manually select a tool to create the required screenshot, or using hotkeys, indicated next to it in brackets. If desired, you can change the hotkeys to your own.

After you have taken a screenshot, the following window will pop up:

in which you need to select the action you need. If desired, you can disable it so that it is not displayed, and the screenshot is immediately loaded in the editor. To do this, click on the Options button in this window and in the window that appears, select the menu item Interface Options 1 -> and in the After Capture Show field, mark Show Main Form and click Accept. See the picture more clearly:

In the editor you can add text and shapes, crop the image, add translucent areas (for example, to hide secondary objects in order to highlight the main one).

There are really a lot of tools here that allow you to edit your screenshot in a matter of seconds as we need it and save it, print it, or send it by e-mail to friends and acquaintances.