Why can't I save this page as a file and where's the source html?

[Doc]

At this link

http://biphome.spray.se/gunnart/video/

about 2/3 of the way down the page you'll see a section that says:

Deshaker
Deshaker is a video stabilizer. It has its own page *here*

When I go to this page for Deshaker, and save as a file, I find that the
html file that's saved is for the original page, not the Deshaker page.
Further, the source html also appears to be that for the original page, not
for the deshaker page. Why is this?

How can I save this sub-link by itself to my hard drive?

Thanks for all shared wisdom.

[Dan]

Doc wrote:

When I go to this page for Deshaker, and save as a file, I find that the
html file that's saved is for the original page, not the Deshaker page.
Further, the source html also appears to be that for the original page, not
for the deshaker page. Why is this?

You're stuck in a frame. You should get out of it, and then you can do
what you want with the actual page. Many browsers have right-click
options to do this.

--
Dan

[Mark Parnell]

Previously in comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html, Doc
<do*********@xhotmail.com> said:

When I go to this page for Deshaker, and save as a file, I find that the
html file that's saved is for the original page, not the Deshaker page.
Further, the source html also appears to be that for the original page, not
for the deshaker page. Why is this?
Frames. *shudder*
How can I save this sub-link by itself to my hard drive?

Depends on your browser, but in Firefox right click>This Frame>Save
Frame As...

Other browsers should be similar.

--
Mark Parnell
http://www.clarkecomputers.com.au

[Mark Parnell]

Previously in comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html, Dan <da*@tobias.name>
said:

You're stuck in a frame. You should get out of it, and then you can do
what you want with the actual page. Many browsers have right-click
options to do this.

The page in question also has Javascript to push you back into the
frame. So you will need to disable Javascript first (if it isn't
already) if you want to view just that frame.

--
Mark Parnell
http://www.clarkecomputers.com.au