SAVING TUTORIALS
For Offline Work

This tutorial was written by Jemima ~28 January 2003.


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First I'm going to show you how to save these Tutorials
on your computer so that you can print them out later
when you are offline.

Mind you.... not ALL tutorials can be saved this way.
A few tutorial authors have a security code
on their page so that it can't be downloaded. 

The reason for this is that they spend many hours creating
these tuts and do not want all THEIR hard work appearing
on someone else's website.
With those, it's best to print it out.
BUT the majority of tutorials can be saved.
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1:    Create a  new folder on your computer and name it TUTORIALS




2:     Go to the Browser window that shows the tutorial you want to save.
Once you have the tutorial fully loaded (all graphics visible)
in your browser window... go to FILE >>>> SAVE AS




 



 
3:      This will appear.  Click on the box and locate your folder called TUTORIALS.  









4:    This will appear.... Of course yours will be empty since it's a new folder.
Click on the Folder Icon and create a new SUB folder.



 





5:    RENAME this folder with the name of the tutorial you are about to save.









6:    OPEN this folder by clicking on the Icon










7:    If the name that appears in the FILE NAME is long...
Shorten it.
Trust me.... it's advisable to do this.
(On one tut I saved I didn't pay attention to the length of the name
and it was EXTREMELY long.
Because it's too long, WINDOWS won't recognise it,
therefore I can't delete it and I'm stuck with it
on my computer even though I have no further use for it.)









8:     A little box will appear advising that it is downloading the page
and a folder containing the graphics to go with the page.
When this box disappears then you can close the page on your browser window.




9:    To locate your Tutorial so that you can work on it...
Go to.... MY COMPUTER >>>>> select the Drive that has your TUTORIALS folder>>>>
Locate the folder >>>>>>  open the tutorial you wish to work on









Hope these instructions make sense to you all *S*  

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