Amaya allows you to save documents either in HTML or as text.
Currently Amaya does not offer a complete publishing solution, as there is no support for managing links between different HTML pages located on the same server. Amaya neither provide any global view of the set of pages installed on a server. However it is possible to configure the action of saving files to a remote server. Remote saving can be accessed in two way, through the Save and SaveAs commands.
The save command can be invoked either by choosing Save from
the File menu or by clicking on the 
button. This command saves the current document to
the location it was fetched from. Newly added images are saved in the same
directory and no confirmation is asked. If one need to save newly added images
to a different location, the Save As command should be used
instead.
Selecting the Save As entry in the File menu opens a dialog box that allows you to save the current document to a different location, a remote Web server or the local file system. You can:
Notice that for saving a document to a remote URL, you must have the right to execute a PUT method on the remote machine. The WWW server has to be explicitely configured to accept input from your machine or some authentification mecanism will be involved. See the page on configuring your server to accept the PUT method or ask your Web administrator to do so.
For more details, see the document Publishing in Amaya.
The Save As command from the Edit menu displays a dialog box that allows you to save the current document in various formats. Clicking the Text button from the Output Format menu saves the document in text form, in a local file. A list of all URLs used in the document is appended to that file.