How do I save a webpage?

Factual Questions
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I have used Firefox for a while and love it. The only thing I miss about internet explorer is how it asks you when you a bookmark a page if you would like to make it available offline. Is there a simple way to do this using Firefox?

Also, sometimes when viewing a webpage I just want to save what I’m viewing on the screen. When I try and save the page I end up with at least five or six different file types. The only way I know how to just save the image on the screen is to print, scan, and then save the image, but that is just way too tedious. I figured there has to be an easier way. Is there??

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I have used Firefox for a while and love it. The only thing I miss about internet explorer is how it asks you when you a bookmark a page if you would like to make it available offline. Is there a simple way to do this using Firefox?
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If you want to keep a copy for offline viewing, is it safe to assume you won’t need the hyperlink functionality in the saved page? In that case, you could just print the page to PDF. I forget whether that’s a standard feature on the Windows version of Firefox, but you can always add “print to PDF” with CutePDF.

Try Alt+PrintScreen, followed by Ctrl+V (paste) in any image manipulation program, even one as underpowered as Microsoft Paint.

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Ctrl+S will bring up the Save as… dialog box with Web Page, complete at the file type.

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[QUOTE=I_Know_Nothing]
I have used Firefox for a while and love it. The only thing I miss about internet explorer is how it asks you when you a bookmark a page if you would like to make it available offline. Is there a simple way to do this using Firefox?

Also, sometimes when viewing a webpage I just want to save what I’m viewing on the screen. When I try and save the page I end up with at least five or six different file types. The only way I know how to just save the image on the screen is to print, scan, and then save the image, but that is just way too tedious. I figured there has to be an easier way. Is there??
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You might end up with lots of file types because lots of files types are associated with the page. Unless it’s just a plain html page, there should be other files. And why not? Windows will gladly provide you with folders to keep them in.

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You can save a graphic image of an entire web page with the Firefox extension ScreenGrab https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1146/.