> 1) will HTTTrack mirror site work if the actual site
> is being taken down? Which means, can I save it for
> offline browsing without those links leading me to
> the actual page  
Sounds like the depth of mirroring was not great enough, if in the structure
of home>usernames>pictures httrack has only saved everything as low as
home>usernames. 

>and how?In command-line, increase recursion depth with -r30 or something, in
web interface go with <http://www.httrack.com/html/step9_opt2.html> - defaults
should've worked?
>I basically have, in this endless Pacific Ocean of empty folders and dead
ends, a huge folder full of usernames saved in my desktop.
There should've also been created a parallel folder of images nearby, linked
to those usernames

> Now I have a question -- will the site being taken
> down affects the mirror site in theory? 
With a deep enough copy the mirror _will_ be fully independent and look like
the original (besides JavaScript functionality - zooming, say, might not work;
and search, which relied on server's php scripts, won't work, either, in all
probability).

It's also possible that you've stopped httrack mid-way through mirroring. It
happens often with me (website I wrestle is big) and produces a red-hot mess
:(


> My text appears to be a maze. If you reached that
> far, here's a candy for you. It's cherry-flavoured.
Graz.