Is instead of trying to save the web page, I'd just focus on the content. Copy and pasting the text into a word processor document for example. Though a better solution would be to create a searchable database, so it's easy to find information quickly. Something like MS Access or OpenOffice's Base would probably work, but if you know anyone would could set up a proper relational database for you, it'd work a lot better.
Another thing I'd suggest, is not using Internet Explorer. It's simply too dangerous to be used for anything but applying new security patches, and even that is a calculated risk. I'd strongly recommend migrating yourself to Mozilla Firefox, Opera, or Safari.
Some answers to question asked by members contain important information which I like to save on my computer. Using "save as" instruction, saving stops after a while and a message appears that says "There is insufficient memory to save this web page". When this message appears, the free RAM is about 170 MB, free space on HD is over 16 GB (my conputer is almost empty). What could be the reason of this problem and is there any way to save important pages. This occurs only with pages that are opened through links in the main letter. The main letter itself can be saved without problems.
I ues Xp+SP2. IE 6, and Yahoo Mail

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