[WEB4LIB] Web snapshots for presentations
Jerry Kuntz
jkuntz at rcls.org
Mon Mar 29 18:52:30 EST 1999
IE's Favorites has options for downloading the viewed page and all pages
linked to it, creating a subscription to the site at the same time.
To demonstrate interactive capabilities offline, the best bet might be a
camera program:
Microsoft Camcorder or Lotus ScreenCam. I last used Camcorder about a year
ago; it was a free download, but lacked a Pause control; I just did a quick
check of their site--if it's still there it's really buried. ScreenCam's
demo lacked a Save option!
Jerry Kuntz
Ramapo Catskill Library System
jkuntz at rcls.org
-----Original Message-----
From: Greg D. Schmitz <schmitz at AXP.WINNEFOX.ORG>
To: Multiple recipients of list <web4lib at webjunction.org>
Date: Monday, March 29, 1999 6:19 PM
Subject: [WEB4LIB] Web snapshots for presentations
>Browsing through the archive, I noticed that the subject of web snapshot
>
>programs has not come up on Web4Lib for a while. We have tried
>Webwhacker, but we are not really satisfied with it because it can only
>grab certain pages (that don't have CGI searches) and seems to hang up a
>
>lot.
>
>What programs have other librarians found are fast, easy to use, and
>appropriate for the following?:
>
>1) Grabbing web pages in their entirety while on-line
>2) Displaying them off-line in a point-and-click method
>3) Allow grabbing of pages that are the result of CGI searches (for
>example, let's me grab the page where I type in my search, and then also
>
>grabs the results for later display).
>
>I know there are ways of using grabbed images together with PowerPoint,
>but what we are most interested in is a program that would simulate the
>use of Netscape off-line.
>
>Thanks in advance for any specific suggestions!
>
>Greg D. Schmitz
>Reference Librarian
>Oshkosh Public Library
>
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>Greg D. Schmitz
>Reference Librarian, Oshkosh Public Library
>106 Washington Avenue, Oshkosh, WI 54901
>Phone: (920) 236-5205 Fax: (920) 236-5227
>*******************************************
>schmitz at winnefox.org
>http://axp.winnefox.org/www/
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>
>
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