Save as HTML "complete": How to disable?

Okay, in IE6, when you hit "File/Save As..." it gives you the option to save a complete HTML mini-site on your hard disk that contains a subfolder of all the images. This is called "Save As Web Page Complete" or something like that.

The other option is to just save the HTML file without the extra stuff.

Sometimes one appears as the default, sometimes the other one appears as the default.

How do I make the plain-HTML save be the default all the time? Anyone know?

Yes...that is an annoyance to me too...I'd love to know how to have it do html only all the time.

Use wget.

Speaking of wget, I can never remember the utility that is in Mac OS X that does the same thing. Anyone else remember it?

Wget does not meet my needs at this time. I need to be able to use the Save As option in internet explorer, not a third party program that goes out to the web all by itself. Must be from within IE.

That would be Curl.

[aeryn:~] root# curl --version

curl 7.7.2 (powerpc-apple-darwin6.0) libcurl 7.7.2 (OpenSSL 0.9.6b)

You may want to add

alias wget 'curl -O '

to your .tcshrc file so you don't have to remember it.

Click the "Edit in Notepad" button, and then save it from there?

Might work, I'll try that. Thanks.

Bleargh. C Shell junkie! Figuring out how to change that was about the first thing I did on my MacOS X machine.