WebZIP is a program used to download
web pages or entire web sites, including images, sounds and
other media files to the users’ hard drive, so they can browse them offline. It
allows users to save reference material, online books, news articles and other
Web content to their hard drive and browse them anywhere, any time.
Using the new FAR add-in tool for WebZIP, it is
possible to compile the downloaded content to HTML-Help. With just a few simple
clicks, users get a single compressed HTML-Help file, complete with: Table of
Contents, Index, and Full-Text Search capabilities of the captured Web site.
The FAR add-in tool for WebZIP also gives users the
option of saving captured Web content into a single compressed Zip file.
This program is useful for saving valuable time and
money by not having to connect to the Internet to browse the same Web sites
over and over again for information.
Getting started with WebZIP:
- Download the application to your computer for free.
- Go to File > New Project and add the web page that you want to download.
- Choose the folder where you want to save it and select Run Now.
- Go to Pages to find all the web pages that composed the web site.
- In Local Files, you will find all the downloaded files in .html format.
- The .html files are the ones that will be translated.