WebArchive Extractor is a software tool that converts Mac OS X WebArchive format into a conventional directory structure, allowing users to access and manage their web archive files with ease.
If you're in the market for a free utility that can take Mac OS X WebArchive format and turn it into a normal directory structure, you're in luck. WebArchive Extractor is just the tool for the job. WebArchive files can be created one of two ways: either by saving a web page in Safari (including all the css, graphics, and images), or by making one with TextEdit.
But this utility isn't just for saving pages from Safari. It's also designed to help you create simple HTML pages with images using TextEdit. For example, after you've created a TextEdit document complete with images, you can save it as a WebArchive file. And then, when you run it through WebArchive Extractor, it will be converted into a simple directory structure that can be uploaded straight to a web server with ease.
The best part of this utility is its versatility. Use it to create help files for web applications, build straightforward web sites, or anything else you can think of. With WebArchive Extractor, the possibilities are endless.
But this utility isn't just for saving pages from Safari. It's also designed to help you create simple HTML pages with images using TextEdit. For example, after you've created a TextEdit document complete with images, you can save it as a WebArchive file. And then, when you run it through WebArchive Extractor, it will be converted into a simple directory structure that can be uploaded straight to a web server with ease.
The best part of this utility is its versatility. Use it to create help files for web applications, build straightforward web sites, or anything else you can think of. With WebArchive Extractor, the possibilities are endless.
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