Many people find it quite difficult, at first, to save Web pages onto their own computers.
This difficulty usually arises because they expect Web pages to be constructed similarly to Word Processor documents, where each document is simply stored as one file. In total, you may have to save about 10 or 20 separate files for each modern graphical Web page. This is obviously your own decision, but just saving the plain text will be considerably quicker and will use up much less filespace than saving the images as well. In most cases, it is easy to save the plain text of a Web page. You can then view and edit the saved text file, using a simple editor such as Notepad, or import it into a word processor.