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vivandorron | 20:51 Tue 02nd Oct 2007 | Computers
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Why am I able to 'save' some pages from AB and not others.?

I like to download,temporarily, pages in which I am involved, in order to read them 'off-line'and compose my thoughts for further postings.

Perhaps I am being 'penny pinching' because of my ISP account which is 'pay as you go', and averages about �10/15. per month. Maybe I could do better.!.......Ron.

P.S. This is a twofold question from a poor O.A.P.!!!
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I don't know why you can't save some pages. Very odd.

I use Firefox as my browser, and use a nifty little add on called scrapbook. I can quickly 'capture' page to it, and organise it however I like.

As for your ISP - I pay �10 per month flat rate for Virgin broadband. I am truly penny pinching, because as soon as I had broadband and had Skype, I cancelled my land line telephone - saving at least �11 per month in line rental alone.

I use Skype for incoming and outgoing calls, and occasionally my pay as you go mobile.
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Good afternoon Ethel......Thanks for having responded to my question.

I'm still not too sure about Broadband. I like to feel that I can pick up my 'laptop' and use it anywhere; which I don't think is the case with a Broadband set-up.

Regarding saving pages from AB. Ido think that, ocassionally there is something wrong with a page which prevents it being downloaded. For instance, whilst I can save the present page, I am unable to do likewise with the following; on neither my 'laptop' or 'desktop' computer.

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Business-and-Fi nance/Question463021.html

It would be interesting to know if you are able to download it.....Best wishes.....Ron

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