Too BIG To Be Saved

[yanov]

I have problems with saving this page:
[adwords.google.com...]
There is an error which appears when IE tries to save it.It's probably so because It's too large.
Can you tell me how could I possibly save this page on my HDD to work with it offline.I don't want to lose the links regarding each separate question.Thank you in advance.
Asen

p.s.-Could it be saved as .pdf?

[jim_w]

What is the exact error? Why do you think the file is too large?

[yanov]

Well look at the size of the page.
And when I save smaller ones there are no errors

[yanov]

Sorry for bothering you.I've managed to save it.It was a little bit complicated because I had to shift from ano format to another (3 times).10x anyway

[edited by: yanov at 8:04 pm (utc) on May 9, 2004]

[tedster]

The html is only 266 kb - not that big.

[somerset]

yanov, worked first time for me, no problem.

[jim_w]

>>Well look at the size of the page.

Unless you are running out of disk space or you are limited to the amount of disk space, like if you are on a network, I don't see any reason why the size would matter. I can load my log into the XP notepad, like 10 meg, and save it without a problem. If you are running Win32 or 95, there may be reasons why you cannot save it. What OS?

>And when I save smaller ones there are no errors

What does the error say? I can't tell you how many times I've seen errors that would indicate problem X, when the problem was actually problem Y.

[yanov]

It generated error when I tried to save it directly.
Anyway netscape saved me.;))
The error says:
"IExplorer.exe has generated errors and will be closed by windows(2000 Professional btw).The program should be restarted.A log is being made."

[jim_w]

Your blowing out protected mode. It has nothing to do with 'saving' it has something to do with a segment size being too large. Some DLL or part of the OS including IE may be corrupted.

Example, a call to a DLL where a string may be passed, and the string is longer than the receiving routing expects it to be would cause this problem. However, IE would not cause this problem that I know of, unless something else is wrong like a corrupted DLL.

Start by running scandisk to see if everything is OK there.

>>A log is being made

Check the log, it should tell you which routine it is failing in. Also, Dr. Watson will allow you to trap the stack to see the entire process that is failing.

[edit]there also use to be a repair IE in the control panel, add remove programs that may fix it[/edit]

[decaff]

I saved it just fine....broadband connection...
took about 10 seconds to download...not sure what problem you are experiencing...