1. Getting a hardcopy of a html document e.g., journal paper,
which is organized like a book.. the first page is the
Index, with links to the Sections.. each Section has a link
to Sub-Sections etc... Right now, I need to click at each
Section/Sub-Section and give a PRINT from the browser to
print the page. Is there a way to do that at the document
level.. i.e., just PRINT the URL of the document? This
however, does not mean that ALL the references/hyper-links
in the paper should be printed too - just the sections etc!!!
2. Accessing a URL recursively, but BOTTOM-UP : Consider the
scenerio - I need to access a paper at the following URL
http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~saran/phd/papers/1995/foo.html
After reading, I need to access "bar.html" under the "1995"
part. Is there a way I can traverse the URL and look at the
pages before.. something like the "cd ../bar.html" thing?
This could be extended to go right up to another user without
having to Cut and Paste and Open a new URL - something like
a Back-URL click.
Regards,
amit