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Turn WebArchive files into HTML directory structure. Free
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Rob Rohan
WebArchive Extractor turns WebArchive files into HTML directory structure. WebArchive files can be created by saving a web page in Safari (saving all the graphics, css, and images) or you can create one with TextEdit.
This utility's focus is on helping you to create simple HTML pages with images using TextEdit. For example, after you create a document with images in TextEdit, you can save the file as WebArchive, use this utility to convert the file into a directory structure, and then upload the extracted directory structure to a web server. This process can be used to
This utility's focus is on helping you to create simple HTML pages with images using TextEdit. For example, after you create a document with images in TextEdit, you can save the file as WebArchive, use this utility to convert the file into a directory structure, and then upload the extracted directory structure to a web server. This process can be used to
What's New
Version 0.8:
- Fix a bug which caused WebArchive Extractor to crash on inline base64 encoded images.
- Updated the code to work with 10.5, and moved the source code to github.
Warning: This version will only work with Mac OS X 10.5 and higher.
The update is recommended for everyone on 10.5 and above (Leopard and Snow Leopard).
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
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| Downloads:25,652 |
| Version Downloads:5,577 |
| Type:Development : HTML |
| License:Free |
| Date:25 Dec 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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WebArchive Extractor turns WebArchive files into HTML directory structure. WebArchive files can be created by saving a web page in Safari (saving all the graphics, css, and images) or you can create one with TextEdit.
This utility's focus is on helping you to create simple HTML pages with images using TextEdit. For example, after you create a document with images in TextEdit, you can save the file as WebArchive, use this utility to convert the file into a directory structure, and then upload the extracted directory structure to a web server. This process can be used to create help files for web applications or very simple web sites.
This utility's focus is on helping you to create simple HTML pages with images using TextEdit. For example, after you create a document with images in TextEdit, you can save the file as WebArchive, use this utility to convert the file into a directory structure, and then upload the extracted directory structure to a web server. This process can be used to create help files for web applications or very simple web sites.
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janx2 reviewed on 20 Feb 2012
http://wiki.robrohan.com/WebArchiveExtractor.html
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Mistersquid reviewed on 02 Jul 2011
WebArchive Extractor succeeded where another similar utility goofed.
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http://robrohan.com/
New direct link to download:
http://robrohan.com/projects/WebArchiveExtractor/WebArchiveExtractor.dmg.zip
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le-macinfo reviewed on 12 Nov 2008
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