> WinHTTracker 3.32-2 has a bug which causes data losses in 
> mirrored web pages. It appears that WinHTTracker 
truncates 
> long lines in the process of editing the links.

Humm, this is weird, because httrack does not handle lines 
at all, but only the whole stream. I suspect some nasty 
transfer error or update bug, maybe. Did you attempt to 
edit the file with some editor ? This might be the cause.

I tried to mirror the page mentionned, and the page looked 
ok with 3.33-rc6 AFAICS.

> WinHTTracker uses Unix conventions for line termination 
> when editing the html-source. It terminates lines with a 
> single Line-Feed (ASCII 10) character. On a Windows 
> platform, it should follow the DOS convention of 
> terminating lines with a Carriage-Return Line-Feed pair 
> (ASCII 13, ASCII 10), but it does not. This causes havoc 
> when trying to edit a page manually with some text-
editors.

Well, httrack does not change anything, actually: if the 
page was LF convention it is still LF convention. Only 
relevant links are patched on-the flo - the rest of the 
data is ok.