> I have a question regarding downloaded websites.
> It's my understanding that when you download a
> website using this program, you are supposed to be
> able to view it, even if you don't have the
> internet. If this is true, and if you have a quick
> computer, then opening the website up should be like
> opening up any document. Also, clicking on a link
> within the website should take you to the new page
> quickly. I have recently downloaded a website (at
> least part of it right now) and it seems to take a
> long time to even open, and the links that should
> work, aren't. Is this because the download process
> isn't complete? Thanks for your help.

Links on downloaded pages will be local files.  Links on non-downloaded pages
(incomplete mirrors and external sites) will go to the internet unless you
have options -> Build -> No external pages and No error pages = checked.

Unless you have options -> Links -> Get non-HTML = checked then your slow down
may also be requests for images (including those one pixel web bugs)

Look at the address bar of your browser.  URLs in the form
<http://www.site.org/>... are internet pages.  URLs in the form
<file:///C:/Documents> and Settings/... are local.

There is also a windows bug that could be slowing you down, if the connection
between windows file explorer and windows internet explorer gets hosed. A
simple reboot fixes that.