Hi, David. Theoretically, you can save a webpage anywhere. The trick is that Internet Explorer, and sometimes other browsers, want to save information in the last folder in which you were working. So, for example, say I was last working in Music, and pasted something into the clipboard from there.

If I were to use CONTROL plus S to save a webpage to my computer, It would try to save that webpage in the Music folder, since that is where I last copied something from.

If you know how to use your "browse buttons, though, you can change where your browser is going to save a webpage or html document at any given time.

Bill White
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