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  • yogesh
    #1

    applet for offline viewing.

    How to store the java applet emebedded in a web page for offline
    viewing?
    I saved the web page but it got saved without the applet.and also I
    searched for the corressponding .class file for the applet while I was
    viewing the webpage online but I got no reference of it on my local
    drive.


    regds,
    Yogesh Joshi
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    • Stewart Gordon
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      Re: applet for offline viewing.

      yogesh wrote:
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      > How to store the java applet emebedded in a web page for offline
      > viewing?[/color]
      <snip>

      Using a web browser. This is a bit off-topic here - try a 'group
      related to your browser that you couldn't be bothered to identify here.

      Stewart.

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        • Stewart Gordon
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          Re: applet for offline viewing.

          Hello. Welcome to newsgroups.

          Newsreaders allow you to address a single message to more than one
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          appropriate method of sharing a message across two or more 'groups.

          Please read
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          Stewart.

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            • Stephen Curtin
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              Re: applet for offline viewing.

              ypjofficial@ind iatimes.com (yogesh) wrote in message news:<f88a27e4. 0408312144.4d96 df8d@posting.go ogle.com>...[color=blue]
              > How to store the java applet emebedded in a web page for offline
              > viewing?
              > I saved the web page but it got saved without the applet.and also I
              > searched for the corressponding .class file for the applet while I was
              > viewing the webpage online but I got no reference of it on my local
              > drive.
              >
              >
              > regds,
              > Yogesh Joshi[/color]

              What I usually do is completely delete all of my temporary internet
              files (presuming you are using internet explorer). I then open up the
              online version of the web site that I want to take the applet from.
              Once the applet has loaded close the page again. Then go to your
              tempory internet files and all of the files that you need for that
              particular web page will be there, including the class file for the
              applet (Note: it may not have a .class extension). You can then use
              an applet viewer to view it, or embed it in a .htm file

              Steve

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