(sorry about the spacing in my posts... something very 
strange with Opera 7 beta)




> And the webmaster is agree ?

> Why do you need this site on your local computer ?

> The site will be updated the next time. It's online, and 


> update, all over the world. A copy is out of date in fews 


> days (or hours).


> 


> Is it for your business ?

> If so, you don't have a way to bypass this step ?

> 


> And you'll use the _whole_ site copied on local ?



I work for a State Library in Australia.  We have a "web 
preservation" project whose job it is to capture and archive 
websites that were created by our state's developers.  Each 
site therefore must be captured in whole (or as whole as 
possible), so it will be an accurate representation for the 
future.




In some cases we have requested copies of a website on CD 
from the webmasters.  But due to many sites nowadays being 
dynamic, this often is not possible, and that's why a tool 
like HTTrack is important.






> > Perhaps instead of flaming, we need to constructively 


> work 


> > with Xavier to define some default settings, and perhaps 


> > some in-program warnings when changing 'Expert options'.


> 


> ok. Lets go.


> :-)




Are you familiar with the HTTrack options?

I will make a note to write up some of the important 
settings that should be set by default.




What do you think, Xavier?