This will create six files totaling about 2500 bytes. It gives the retrieved HTML files sequenced names and puts the real title and URL inside the top of each file. If you wanted to take this a step further and automatically reassemble the working links with their original names, not just to have copies of the files, you'd need to write a Perl script to do the reassembly. Well, to speed text browsing over a dial-up line. Or to use a leaner browser.
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