I would think saving a site to hard drive just to keep the content at hand is no different than checking the "save this site to work offline' option in most browsers. I, too would like to express my great appreciation for all who generously share their expertise by creating & posting tutorials. I've bookmarked nearly every site I've found a poser tutorial of any kind on, printed out quite a few of them. There's a "down&Dirty trick I use for the really excellent ones - works for especially illuminating threads here at the forum, too; When I have a page open in my browser, I click on "File->Send->Email to..." and EMail it to myself. That way I can sort and organize them into subfolders by subject for easy ref later. They're easy to review, easy to delete, and (usually) easy to print if needed. Kind of bloats the EMail folders, after a while, but I only keep a dozen or so at a time, & only until I've thoroughly reviewed the content. btw - I prefer tutorials in plain html, also. I've had trouble with Acrobat locking up browsers on 3 computers, and tutorials in frames are nearly impossible to print for reference (I don't keep my browser open when I'm in poser, so printouts are the only way I can follow them through). Again, many, many thanks to all!