Wouldn't it be nice if you could read all the content on your favorite web
sites at your leisure, and store it someplace safe until you're finished? SiteSnagger is
the perfect utility for "snagging" and saving to your hard disk all or part of
the web site(s) you're interested in, from text to multimedia files. Site Snagger
organizes your saved material into "projects" that are displayed in tree format
for convenient access when you want to browse. It also creates a Table of Contents for
each project, listing links to each page you've saved from a site, like a list of
bookmarks for when you go back online. So catch up on your reading via laptop while
commuting in the company car pool... or just save yourself the headache of slow
connections at peak hours.
Since web sites can amount to huge stores of information, Site Snagger gives you options
to save all or part of the selected site. For example, level 1 saves the first- level
pages accessed, while level 2 also saves the pages linked to those on the first level, and
so on -- up to 20 levels if you were that ambitious. You can opt to save all page content
(e.g. graphics, multimedia) such as if you plan to archive the material, or save text only
if quick download is your objective. You can follow offsite links too. Site Snagger also
offers proxy server support. SiteSnagger is very easy to set up, has an excellent help
file, and works intuitively and efficiently. While this is a free product, technical
support is offered via an online discussion group at http://www.zdnet.com/pcmag/discuss.htm