Best format to save a byond tutorial page in

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Dec 29 2009, 8:14 am
I love how there are a ton of good tutorials on Byond, but I can't get internet access anywhere I go. I tried saving pages in html and mht formats, but the sections of the tutorials with the
tags do not have the scrollable bars so you lose a lot of usability without internet access. I know another way would be just to load the page and minimize it 'till you need it, but computer speed and running out of battery can be an issue there. So if anybody has a good way of doing this, please tell me.
Dec 30 2009, 6:49 am
You're looking to save tutorials? There are a lot of good tutorials, but there are also a lot of good demos and libs out there that I'm sure you can find. If you don't have internet access, but already downloaded the demo/lib, you can bring it right up even without internet access via the "My Hub" tab in the BYOND pager. As far as tutorials on web pages go, I had the same problem when I first came to BYOND. I tried my best to just live without the DM tags when I checked out Zilal's tutorial and saved that on my computer.
Dec 30 2009, 8:51 am
If you're talking about the DM Guide, download the PDF version. If you mean the DM Reference, press F1 in Dream Maker.

For other pages, such as http://www.byond.com/members/ DreamMakers?command=view_post&post=79010: If you're using Firefox or IE8 (I don't know about earlier IE versions off-hand), you can save as a "Web Page, complete" which will save the core .htm file and create a sub-folder of all of the images and CSS scripts you need to re-render the page later.