> > > I was wondering if it is possible to add a comment
> > > on links in index.html. 
> > > 
> > No such capability exists.
> > 
> > > messy if I download, say, more than 10 webpage that
> > > has only codes as names.
> > > note: I put it on one project because it is on one
> > > website, 
> > No restrictions that a site can't be in multiple
> > projects.
> > You might also try using catagory/project
> > combination (I've never used catagory)
> > 
> 
> Oh, I just thought putting it on single project
> would be easier.
> A suggestion then, links that could be given name,
> example:
> www.aaa.com/x253123.html --> Tom's Site
> Thank you very much.

I'm not sure I understand the question.  But if I do, the answer seems simple
to me.  Although it's not a feature of HTT, why wouldn't you just manually
change index.html after the mirror is complete?
If you're only talking about 10 or so links, then this doesn't seem too big a
task.  Just edit index.html with a text editor.  If you're unfamiliar with
html, just look for the "< a href=" tags, find where they close with a ">"
then modify the text between that and the "< /a>".

e.g. change
< a href=http://www.aaa.com/x253123.htmlx253123.html< /a>
to
< a href=http://www.aaa.com/x253123.htmlx253123.html --> Tom's Site< /a>

Make a copy of the file before changing it, then immediately make another
(3rd) copy after you save the changes.  (suggestion: index.orig, index.html,
index.edit)  If you ever update or re-mirror, you can delete the old
index.orig, rename the "updated" index.html to index.orig, then re-copy
index.edit back to index.html (assuming nothing relevant has changed;
otherwise, correct it manually again).

Just a thought...