WebZIP 7.0.3.103

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583
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Publisher:

Spidersoft
Date added:

26/05/2004
File size:

1.4M
License:

Free to try
Minimum requirements:

Windows 98/Me/2000/XP, Internet Explorer 5.5

Publisher’s description

Save reference material, online books, e-zines, news articles and other Web content permanently to your hard disk. Share or view them later, without an Internet connection. WebZIP offers a fast and easy way to download, store and view Web pages or entire Web sites offline. It lets you download complete Web sites, or choose settings for depth of retrieval, file-types, location, or advanced URL filters, to fine tune your Web captures.

Version 7.0.3.103 improved and simplified user interface and added new PageSaver option.

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WebZIP 7.0.3.103

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