> How does httrack know that. The examples you gave
> (save as complete) put the html in the save
> directory and create one sub directory with
> everything else. 
> 
> What is the file name of sited It is not
> necessarily index.html
>
> The paths on the local files must be different than
> original on the site. There for filesize AND
> timestamps MUST be DIFFERENT.
> 
> I wasn't being sarcastic untill you want to argue
> what a program should be able to do instead of WHAT
> IT DOES.
> 
> Stop arguing. IT CAN NOT DO WHAT YOU WANT.
> Go and write your own program and you'll finally
> understand.
> 
> END OF THREAD.

Found a nice GUI for wget, does exactly what I need.

I'm going to be frank here. I came to ask a question because I really liked
HTT and wanted to use it, and instead of help I received a series of curt,
sarcastic replies from you. You insisted what I was asking was totally
impossible and required artificial intelligence, and I attempted to explain
that it did not, and was already something fairly common, and the result is
you typing in all caps at me.

If you'd rather not talk about things HTT can't do that's fine, but there's no
call for sarcasm, condescension, or outright yelling. I really do not
appreciate that sort of thing.

Thank you for your time.