William,
     Thank you very much for your fast reply. You've been very helpful.
> > Target site: www.scholls4seasonsmotorsports.com/
> Don't just tell us the site, tell us the settings
> you actually used, log file line 2
> 
hts-log.txt: line 2:
(winhttrack -qC2t%Pns0u1%h%B%s%uN0%Ip7DdK0H0%kf2A25000%f#f -F "Mozilla/4.0
(compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0)" -%F  -%l "en, en, *" -r1p0C0I0t
<http://www.scholls4seasonsmotorsports.com/default.asp> -O1 C:\8\pop +*sports*
+*[name].*[name]*sports**[name].*[name]/* -%A
php3,php,php4,php2,cgi,asp,jsp,pl,cfm=text/html )

> > The following asp's fail
> > aboutus.asp
> 
> That page is mostly javascript.
I did not associate the .js with the .ASP pages. Thank you for pointing that
out. 

> near flag (get non-html related = checked)
Checked
> attempt to detect all links = checked
Checked
> FAQ javascript - no full support.
The FAQ was helpful in explaining the java limitations. I did not associate
the .js with the .ASP pages. Thank you for pointing that out. 
I kept the original site structure in the options. 

I have tried a variety of combination's for the spider flags.

If you have any suggestions, or can point me in the right direction for an app
that will save js related pages, I would be very grateful. Thanks again for
taking the time to help me.