> To compile httrack on your Mac, you first of all
> need to install Apple developer Tools (X-Code).
> Either download it from
> <http://developer.apple.com/tools/download/> or
> perhaps the Developer Tools are on your Mac OS X
> install DVD. 
> 
> Then download the newest souce code of HTTrack from
> <http://debian.httrack.com/dists/unstable/main/source>
> (if you want the newest beta-version). Currently the
> archive name of the newest version is
> httrack_3.41.20.orig.tar.gz. Unpack it using Finder
> (dobble click the downloaded file).
> 
> Now start the application Terminal (found in
> /Applications/Utilities/ or by searching for it with
> Spotlight). Terminal provides a command line
> interface. 
> (1) Type cd <path to httrack folder> (replacing
> <path...> with the actual path e.g.
> Desktop/httrack-3.41.20). 
> (2) Type ./configure (plus optionally --prefix=<path
> you where you want to install HTTrack> if you for
> example do not have administrator priviledges to
> your Mac).   
> (3) Type make (compiles the source to executable
> commands)
> (4) Type make install (the installer puts the files
> where you told it to by using --prefix=... of per
> default in the folder /usr/local/)
> 
> Now you can archive with HTTrack by typing
> /usr/local/bin/httrack <url to archive> -O ~/<name
> of local archive folder> -n -j
> 
> The above options (i.e. -n -j) are just a couple of
> the most usefull options to use. For more options I
> advice you to read the HTTrack documentation. It is
> also often very usefull to add web adresses that the
> crawler should not archive and some that it should.
> This is done simply by adding to the URLs with a
> leading - or + (e.g. httrack <http://www.httrack.com/>
> -O ~/070208_httrack_com -n -j
> -http://www.httrack.com/page/*
> +http://www.httrack.com/page/7/*). 
> 
> Please report how the instructions above has helped
> you or how they did not. :-)
> 
> Kind regards,
> Bo Hovgaard Thomasen, Denmark        

> To compile httrack on your Mac, you first of all
> need to install Apple developer Tools (X-Code).
> Either download it from
> <http://developer.apple.com/tools/download/> or
> perhaps the Developer Tools are on your Mac OS X
> install DVD. 
> 
> Then download the newest souce code of HTTrack from
> <http://debian.httrack.com/dists/unstable/main/source>
> (if you want the newest beta-version). Currently the
> archive name of the newest version is
> httrack_3.41.20.orig.tar.gz. Unpack it using Finder
> (dobble click the downloaded file).
> 
> Now start the application Terminal (found in
> /Applications/Utilities/ or by searching for it with
> Spotlight). Terminal provides a command line
> interface. 
> (1) Type cd <path to httrack folder> (replacing
> <path...> with the actual path e.g.
> Desktop/httrack-3.41.20). 
> (2) Type ./configure (plus optionally --prefix=<path
> you where you want to install HTTrack> if you for
> example do not have administrator priviledges to
> your Mac).   
> (3) Type make (compiles the source to executable
> commands)
> (4) Type make install (the installer puts the files
> where you told it to by using --prefix=... of per
> default in the folder /usr/local/)
> 
> Now you can archive with HTTrack by typing
> /usr/local/bin/httrack <url to archive> -O ~/<name
> of local archive folder> -n -j
> 
> The above options (i.e. -n -j) are just a couple of
> the most usefull options to use. For more options I
> advice you to read the HTTrack documentation. It is
> also often very usefull to add web adresses that the
> crawler should not archive and some that it should.
> This is done simply by adding to the URLs with a
> leading - or + (e.g. httrack <http://www.httrack.com/>
> -O ~/070208_httrack_com -n -j
> -http://www.httrack.com/page/*
> +http://www.httrack.com/page/7/*). 
> 
> Please report how the instructions above has helped
> you or how they did not. :-)
> 
> Kind regards,
> Bo Hovgaard Thomasen, Denmark