website to pdf

[VJ]

Hello,

I have a simple question: I want to store a website (several linked pages in html) in a single file for use in e.g. an ereader. The site has a quite a simple tree structure: one page with links to other pages, 2 levels deep. The pages are also interlinked.

I was thinking of going to PDF, but only found converters that convert one html page. I just considered that going via CHM might be an option.

Any suggestion for free tools?
(this is not something I will have to do often)

There also are flash animations, but they are not so important. Are there options if I would want those for use on a pc rather than an ereader? (for sure not pdf)


Jörg

[TransformX]

The animations are the worst part. Every single time I print them, they come out static. As in, WTF!?

[VJ]

Yes... As I have no knowledge of a standard single file format in which animations work, it is not important.

But there should be tools to go from a set of linked html pages to pdf... The CHM format would also be nice (I can convert from that one using Calibre or other tools).

[Fat Tone]

How about one of the 'read later' type apps, such as http://getpocket.com/

?

[Rakido]

Adobe Acrobat can do that. As you don't do that often, the trial version should be ok (might be a good idea to use one of those registry watcher tools, so you know where in the registry Adobe inserts their keys)

http://www.bizzntech.com/2009/09/30/...bsite-into-pdf

[VJ]

Thanks!
I found an addon for firefox that also allows it:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/print-pages-to-pdf/

It just seems to have a 25 file limitation, but other than that it works fine.