I have tried many programs and solutions to save web pages (html, mht, doc, pdf). My favorite software was an addon for browsers from Omnipage (OCR). What I like about this is that it prints the whole page (continuously) and it doesn't write the URL or page numbers on the page, which I find annoying.
Does anyone know a software like this one (freeware or not)?
I tried CutePDF and it didn't work for me.
I want this for my offline use and would prefer a PDF.
If you want this simply to keep offline, there are a variety of options.
Chrome Scrapbook is a perfectly valid option for offline usage, although it doesn't do PDFs.
If you need PDFs, you can use either the PDFDownload or Joliprint. Personally, I prefer Joliprint because it reformats the page to make it more readable, though you probably will want to try both yourself.
PDF can be saved as PDFs, so there's no problem there...
And Word documents can be saved as PDF using Microsoft's Save as PDF addon.
What is the purpose ?
I use the following extension for saving pages:
Chrome Scrapbook
https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/gokffdfnlmampchciemmflgbckijpmlb
There is a similar one for firefox.
Do you mean to save the individual files (.html, .css, .js, et al.) or do you mean to save a readable version for offline reading? Or do you mean printing? What web browser are you using?
If you are trying to read web pages offline in IE, choose File → Save As → Web Archive (.mht). I'm guessing that's what you meant because you mention .mht in your question. This allows offline reading of static pages, but does not update dynamic Flash or HTML5 pages.
You do not need to convert pages to PDF using CutePDF or anything else unless you want to read the pages on a non-Microsoft OS. If that's what you mean, please say so.
If you are trying to print the web page, just choose Print in IE. If you want to remove the file path and page number, choose File → Page Setup and remove the Header and Footer commands.
You can try Teleport Pro to download & surf web sites offline.
It has too many features to customize.
You could use the Wget in linux, there are arguments that can crawl a page and save a local copy, with all the hyperlinks changed to their local counterparts.
Such as
wget -r 20 -k sitename.com
