[NF] MHTML woes

Hi all I have an HTML document in, say, C:\Temp.  It contains, amongst other things, the following: and This file displays correctly and I save it as an MHTML (Web Page, Single file).  When I open the MHTML the styles from the stylesheet are not showing and nor is the image, even though t

Re: [NF] MHTML woes

Paul: How are you saving the page as MHTML? Are you doing that in a browser, or using Automation or something else? If a browser, which one? On Fri, May 27, 2022 at 12:54 PM Paul Newton wrote: > > Hi all > > I have an HTML document in, say, C:\Temp. It contains, amongst other > things, the fol

Re: [NF] MHTML woes

Thanks Ted I am saving as MHTML from the browser(s) ... Paul On 27/05/2022 19:34, Ted Roche wrote: Paul: How are you saving the page as MHTML? Are you doing that in a browser, or using Automation or something else? If a browser, which one? On Fri, May 27, 2022 at 12:54 PM Paul Newton wrote

Re: [NF] MHTML woes

Hi Ted I finally remembered ... I checked out some other MHTML files that I had worked with previously.  It turns out that none of the browsers displays MHTML correctly BUT if I use the IE Tab extension in the browser they show correctly - and they display correctly in IE as well.  I don't kno

Re: [NF] MHTML woes

MHTML is not usually supported as a brower format. It's an output format: combining HTML, CSS, JS, and images into a MIME-compliant (sorto) single file archive format. There are some readers, and converters to put files into more common document formats. A dated Wiki article lists some: https://en.

Re: [NF] MHTML woes

Thanks again Ted. I have edited your reply and added my comments: On 27/05/2022 22:29, Ted Roche wrote: In my experience, some browsers can create an MHTML file, but few can read it. An email (.eml) file reader can, though. This is exactly what I have found ... What is it you are trying to ac