> In other words, all the files exist on the HDD in
> the same directory structure as on the website. So
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.


> when HTT went to download a file, it would check the
> destination path and see there is already a file
> there with the same information as the one it is
What is the file name of site\d\ It is not necessarily index.html

> broken files, HTT would compare filesize/timestamp
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.