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WebSave 2.02 beta
Copyright (c) 1998 by SuperNova Software
WebSave is a utility for downloading files over the Web using the
HTTP protocol. It is console based, meaning that it has a
DOS-based command line interface, which works great for batch
files. It also has the ability to keep downloading a page until
it has changed, which is useful for testing CGI programs.
It will run under either Windows 95/98 or Windows NT.
Installation:
Run WebSaveInst.exe to install WebSave to whatever directory you like.
No registry changes are made and nothing is copied to your
Windows directory. To uninstall, simply delete the
WebSave.exe and readme.txt files.
Usage:
WebSave FileToSaveTo URL [-h] [-a] [-b] [-u HTTP_USER_AGENT]
[-c] [-e] [-w #]
FileToSaveTo: The filename on the hard drive that you want to
save the file to. (example: c:\index.html)
URL: The URL that WebSave should get. (example: http://www.yahoo.com)
-h: Prints the HTTP headers that are sent by the web server.
-a: Receives the data in ASCII mode (default).
-b: Receives the data in BINARY mode.
-u: Follow the -u with the HTTP_USER_AGENT you want to send
to the web server. Defaults to WebSave 2.01.
-c: Web compare. Downloads the specified pages once, then
continues downloading the page until it has changed.
When it has changed, it will print a message to the
screen and save the changed page to the file name
specified as the file to save to.
-e: Only works when used with the -c option. Beeps and pops
up a dialog box upon completion of the web compare option.
-w: Only works when used with the -c option. If you specify
a number of seconds after it (e.g. -w 10), it will wait
that many seconds before it tries to download the page
again. Defaults to downloading as fast as possible.
All Parameters marked with square brackets [] are optional.
Example: WebSave c:\index.html http://free.prohosting.com/~snsoft
This software is currently under development. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
As of now, it is free. No support of any kind is guaranteed.