The following essay explains many mysteries of religion. I wish these ideas could enter openly into the body of all human knowledge, but they include several tabooed ideas that are universally repressed. Then read extracted file theword.htm with a web browser or text editor. If you already have WinZip installed as a browser plug-in, it just takes one extra click to see the HTML file. Not everyone can receive such a large attachment.
Every web page is saved as one text file in the current directory.
The saved files have an HTM file extension and contain just enough HTML markup to preserve the web page address, title, and clickable hypertext links. I often edit to delete all asterisks before surfing so as to fetch all the URLs mentioned in a links page, or to harvest an entire site from their index page in just a few iterations of editing and surfing. Surf automatically follows all 301 or 302 redirections to save only the real target web page. When Surf fetches a web page containing frames, it will eventually fetch all of the web pages anchored in that frame, which get listed without an asterisk in the URL list. Surf fetches URLs in a random order, and will stop whenever there are no more unfetched URLs remaining in the list, or whenever you press a key within the current MS-DOS Prompt console window in which Surf is running.