1. Overview and Quick Start

Two minutes reading this, and you'll know everything you need to use SurfSaver.
2. Installation

Details on installing SurfSaver.
3. Starting SurfSaver

You activate SurfSaver directly from your browser. In Internet Explorer: turn on the SurfSaver Explorer bar or right click in your browser. In Netscape: choose Bookmarks and select a SurfSaver menu command.
4. Saving Web Pages

Everything you wanted to know about saving... and more. How to save a single page, groups of pages, or an entire Web site. Also contains information on how to organize your information in folders and filing cabinets.
5. Searching

If you saved it, SurfSaver will find it - read about our fast, powerful searches.
6. Search Results window

The Search Results window lists the pages you've saved in SurfSaver. You can view, copy, move, export, or delete pages from the Search Results window.
7. Printing

Printing is handled by your browser... but since most people don't study their browser documentation, we thought we give you the basics.
8. Edit Dialog

Learn how to edit the title, keywords, and notes for a page. Also covers deleting or moving a page to another folder.
9. Options Dialog

Have it your way. Configure SurfSaver with the Options dialog.
10. Saving SurfSaver Pages as HTML files

A simple way to export any SurfSaver page as an HTML file.
11. Importing HTML and Text Files into SurfSaver

The SurfSaver Import Utility lets you import HTML or text files into your SurfSaver folders. This is useful if you have a large group of files and want to import and search these in SurfSaver. The SurfSaver Import Utility is only available in SurfSaver Pro.
12. Emailing and Backing Up Your Folders

Got information another SurfSaver user needs? Email them your SurfSaver folder. As for backups, every computer manual in the world should contain a chapter on this...

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