> 
<http://www.angelfire.com/pq/paradisegardens/cannabisholyanoi>
> ntingoil.html
> 
> is a webpage I just created from an earlier version of 
the 
> document, which had the <u> underline html instead of <a 
> href> linking code. 
> 
> I can't seem to get HTTrack to copy the pages linked from 
> the URLs from the page...!
> 
> The version of the document I have was prepared by taking 
> the plain text off of the browser (not source, but 
> displayed text), then inserting it into the Text2HTML 
> conversion webpage. It did a very good job of creating a 
> webpage with active links, but for some reason HTTRACK 
will 
> not copy all the URLs... and I KNOW how to use this 
program 
> well... I set it to follow robots.text, then tried not 
> following robots.txt, set the client to MSIE 6.0 so the 
> Angelfire server won't balk, set it to go both up and 
down, 
> get html files first, get all links to a file, get all 
> filetypes I'm looking for, defaul site-structure, default 
> on tolerant requests for servers, parse javascript for 
> urls, etc.... 
> 
> I also discovered that HTTrack doesn't know what to do 
with 
> web pages it doesn't have to download; i.e. HTML web 
pages 
> saved onto one's one hard drive! 
> 
> It would be great to be able to create a web page with 
> links, and use HTTrack to check all the links to make 
sure 
> they are all current and active ! *without having to 
first 
> upload the webpage to a server on the Web*
> 
> can you help??> 
> TIA, 
> 
> Dapianoman
> 
> 

OK... all I had to do is select "Go everywhere on the Web" 
and now it's copying all of that URL's links. Whew.

I still haven't figured out how to get it to spider a local 
web page though. 

TIA,

Dapianoman