Perhaps a strange question but...

I've been coming here on and off for the last 10 years. I did a search for all the threads I started and surprisingly every single one of them came up. I was wondering if there was a way to save those threads onto a computer? Just to have as a memory If anyone knows how to do this can you please tell me how? Thank you!

Can you bookmark the page and keep it in your favorites or bookmarks?

You can Control "S" every page of the topic. This will save an HTML copy of the page. To have a copy of the whole topic, you would need to save every page.

You have the option of saving all the information on the page as well, but I rarely do that because it takes way more hard drive storage to do so. If you saved all the information, just remember you need to be careful using the information as it may have copy writes prohibiting it from be published again.

Once you do this, then click on the file in Windows Explorer or however you view your files and it will bring up a locally stored copy of the webpage. This works in Firefox and Chrome in Windows. It may work in other browsers and for Apple, but I don't know what the actual keystroke would be for any of the other systems. Only other thing to remember, when you click on a link or to change a page, it will go to the actual page and the website's server, not your stored copy. To see the copy, you would need to click on the file for the other page itself, not the link to it in the stored copy of the webpage.

Thanks so much guys greatly appreciate it! I will definitely be mindful of copyrighted material, however I plan on just keeping them as memories on my harddrive and nothing more.

BrickR wrote in post #16666485
Can you bookmark the page and keep it in your favorites or bookmarks?

But then the pages would only be available to the OP when he has an internet connection. What about all of the times when he does not have internet access, and still would like to read thru all of his old threads?

be sure to search for and store mine too. One day they will be classics.

You can use pocket and then make the pages you have saved public.

getpocket.com

I'm old school...I use copy & paste to put text into a word doc.