Download Offline Explorer Enterprise 4.8 SR1 - Offline Browsers

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Offline Explorer Enterprise 4.8 SR1

Publisher's Description:

Offline Explorer Enterprise - download whole sites, online image galleries, forums and media streams from the widest variety of supported Web sites. The most powerful edition of Offline Explorer can download the maximum possible amount of files (up to 100 million per Project) and also be operated from other custom-developed applications using OLE Automation interface. This allows to create flexible Web downloading and data mining solutions.

Features:

Very fast, easy and reliable file retrieval from the Web including FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, MMS, RTSP and NSV (SHOUTcast) sites
HTTP, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and User@Site Proxy support
Download up to 500 files simultaneously
Downloaded web sites may be viewed with an external browser or with our Internal Browser. (Note: this option requires MSIE 3.02 or higher.)
Downloaded Web pages may be printed from the Internal Browser. It is also possible to print the whole site at once.
Downloaded Web sites may be published on the Web or exported to any other directory
Since Offline Explorer uses relative path translation, downloaded files can be easily relocated
Supports Drag-and-Drop links from Browsers
Monitors Clipboard for manual or automatic creation of new Projects
Fully configurable user interface (including toolbar) with a handy New Project Wizard
Will run in the background
Provides support and extracts links from Java and VB Scripts, Java Classes, Cascading Style Sheets (.CSS), Macromedia Flash (.SFW), XML/XSL/DTD, Table Of Contents (.TOC), MPEG 3 Play List (.M3U), Authorware (.AAM), Acrobat (.PDF), RealMedia (.SMIL, .RAM, .RPM), VRML (.WRL, .WRZ), QuickTime video (.MOV), WAP pages and MS NetShow Channel (.NSC) files
The only offline browser that fully supports all known XML technologies, including XSL and DTD files
Supports use of MS IE cookies while downloading
Multiple Project Templates make new Project creation simple
Downloaded sites easily exported to another location in required format or added to a ZIP or MHT file
Built-in Backup/Restore projects
Search through downloaded files for keywords in filenames or in HTML text
Multiple Projects selection allows fast operations on the Projects tree
Internal Dialer with ability to disconnect or shutdown computer automatically when download is complete
Flexible URL Filters with powerful keyword support to fine tune your downloads
Download speed control
Downloads can be scheduled, sequenced or started from the command line

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Date Added:

7th November, 2007

License:

Shareware

File size:

3.8 MB

Price:

$400

Trial Period:

30 days

Operating System:

Windows 2000,Windows XP

Developer:

MetaProducts Corporation | More products from MetaProducts Corporation

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