Thread: Preinstalled windows vista

Hello.

I have no Internet connection for my computer. Whenever I open any saved Web page (downloaded from a cybercafe or a friend's computer, etc.), it only loads the text (in black), links (in blue and underlined) and some random pictures. That's all that happens. The page's background is always white and no design or color is available. Please tell what's wrong with my computer and what should I do to view them as a proper web page. I tried using Firefox, but am still getting same results. I am using Internet Explorer which came preinstalled with Windows Vista. Please help me.

Hello.

When you save a Web page using older versions of Internet Explorer, it usually saves it as an HTML file. The images are all individual files on the server which are linked to that particular HTML file. Similarly, the backgrounds and other elements related to the appearance are saved in a separate CSS file. When you open the saved web page, Internet Explorer might be picking up the required images and stylesheets from the cache folder when needed. But the cached files are not present on your own computer and hence there are blank patches and missing styles on the screen. To save a complete Web page with all linked elements, choose the 'Webpage, complete option from the 'Save as type' field in Internet Explorer. Then select the location for the files to be saved. This saved content will be in two parts. One will be a single HTML file and the other will be a folder with all the linked elements for that page. Both the file and the folder will bear the same name of the Web page you saved by default. These two (file and folder) would need to be copied and pasted to your own computer, but remaining in the same parent folder. For example, if you have saved the page to the desktop or a particular folder on the cybercafe computer, then you will have to save it in the same location on your computer. This will help the browser find the path to the images even when it is offline.