Local Website Archive offers a fast and easy way to store websites from your browser permanently for future reference. Information on the web often vanishes quickly, sometimes before you even have a chance to make use of it.
- Add new documents: Tasks can be queued to archive pages in background - PRO edition
- Note field can be displayed and edited within the main window - PRO edition
- Option to automatically show the note field in the main window (if a note is available) - PRO edition
- New column "Rating" to rate a document with up to 5 stars - PRO edition
- Automatically add/list archived documents from WebSite-Watcher (via bookmark action) while Local Website Archive is running (in previous versions this was only done when LWA was started)
- Automatically add/list archived PDF files from the Import folder while Local Website Archive is running (in previous versions this was only done when LWA was started) - PRO edition
Reviewing 2.0.1 Beta 1 (Mar 23, 2007)
This is one of my "staple" software.
It could be improved by making notes and updates a little easier, but it is wonderful at taking copies of pages and emails and storing them in a program independent way.
Works with pretty much all browsers i have thrown at it, including kmeleon and opera
Reviewing 1.23 Beta 2 (Jun 8, 2005)
Excellent. But for those using Avant Browser in Unicode, you will have to proceed to this modification in the AvantBrowser.ini file :
In \Local Website Archive\app\AvantBrowser.ini :
[General] / AppWindowClass =
Replace TfrmAvantBrowser by TfrmAvantBrowser.UnicodeClass
Otherwise, it is practically perfect. The export function is great. Save pages, export them as a .exe file, email it as an attachment, and voila!
Reviewing 1.23 Beta 1 (Apr 21, 2005)
This is an excellent program for anyone who does a lot of web research and/or offline reading of web pages. Higher-priced programs like Net Snippets and Onfolio get the press coverage, but Local Website Archive is less expensive, saves pages faster, and is surprisingly powerful. Works with Firefox (and just about any other program), too; read the documentation.
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