Hi, I had searched through the forum, can't find the way to just download the
SINGLE page just like any browser.

And the document "Httrack Users Guide (3.10)" is too hard for me to understand
all argument. I use Debian, and I'm not a English user.

Ok, I have a site structure like this:

<http://www.abc.com/>
`--vocabulary.d
   |--apple.html
   |  `--picutre-4713.d
   |     |--1.jpg
   |     |--2.jpg
   |     `--3.jpg
   |--bear.html
   |  `--picutre-4965.d
   |     |--1.jpg
   |     |--2.jpg
   |     `--3.jpg
   |--cat.html
   |  `--picutre-3047.d
   |     |--...

So this site simply have a *.html file and a picture directory contain image
file for this *.html file structure, with RANDOM name.

If I download "*/vocabulary/apple.html" then HTTRACK will download all the
*.html equal height of "vocabulary/" directory.
So "*/vocabulary/bear.html" and "*/vocabulary/cat.html" will also be
downloaded. Even I set the option "-r 0", because they are all in the equal
height of "vocabulary/" directory, so can't avoid this.
How to avoid this?
I'd try any way I could try possible, with these options :
"--near"
"-%P"
"-r 0"
"--ext-depth=0"
"--get"
"--get-files"
"-D"
"-*"
"*/apple.html -*"
, none of these work, I always got a bunch of file which I don't expect
totally. And I can't use filter to help me because the picture directory name
is not always follow rules. If I use "-n" and "-*" at same time, "-*" will
overwrite "-n"'s effect, only "apple.html" will be download, nothing else.

I want to learn more about Linux, so I actually want to simply download this
site with only one page but not many other page:
<http://linux.vbird.org/linux_basic/0340bashshell-scripts.php>
Though I can use "save page as" in browser in this case, but others will
probably not work. So I need HTTRACK to do this for me. and this question was
been asked since 2008 and is it not solve till now? like this >
<http://forum.httrack.com/readmsg/19088/index.html>


If someone help me with this basic problem, I'll be so appreciate to this.
Thank you so much.