Starting from a HTML page you can mirror complete sites in an adjustable depth with this option.
To this you enter the start page with URL.
Then select a Surf Set and the required Depth of tracking links.
Please note that you need with higher depth a larger proportion of bandwidth and hard disk space. Often this is not foreseeable, how many HTML pages are actually tracked and loaded. Therefore depending on application it can be necessary, restricting tracking of links. You may specify a limitation of tracked links with a selected Surf Set/Frett. In connection with this, the re-use time of files is a broader essential parameter (see Surf Set/Surf Mode). The more you select the re-use time, the less files are loaded from the internet. Depending on which files are already available in your archives.

With the button Start starts the mirroring. All loaded HTML pages are protocoled. Delete the output of the protocol window by pressing the Clear button. Cancel mirroring by pressing the Cancel button.
Legend of the protocol:
- blue: File was loaded from the internet.
- red: Fault in loading a file.
- green: Local file was used.
- black: Status messages
The current depth, the number still to be loaded in HTML pages in this depth, and the HTML pages already loaded down will be protocoled. At the end the number of HTML pages which are loaded from the cache and from the internet will be displayed.
Additional protocol as HTML page:
HTML pages loaded freshly can be logged in addition
HTML list as links. So you can navigate in this list
and display selected pages. The list can be saved with one of the two URLs
in the cache-archive of WebAssistant:
- http://www.MM3Tools.de/WebAssistant/mirror/
- http://www.MM3Tools.de/WebAssistant/mirror/domain-JJ-MM-DD.html
Second URL uses the domain name of start URL and the date of the mirroring as file name.
Note:
- The HTML pages altered since the last archiving can be determined with the mirroring.
- Pages includes JavaScript or Flash for example will possibly not
be loaded correctly.
You can afterwards archive these faulty pages by surfing in the on-line mode.