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is there a way to put a online greeting card from html to

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hi, i may of miss alitte detail here let's see if i can describle this for.

I'm looking for away to convert html files for the ecards in to one file that dosen't have have all these files split up to like these extentions .jpg, .gift, sepeart html file, the sound file for the greeting cards. for ecards.

is there anysoftware will help me with this?

microsoft internet explorer should be able to save your greeting card into a single *.mht file.

open your card in IE and go to File menu > Save as, then click on the drop down menu for Save as type and choose Web Archive.

It may also be a single Macromedia Flash SWF file, in which case saving the SWF is all that you need.

It may also be a single Macromedia Flash SWF file, in which case saving the SWF is all that you need.

With the SWF file alone you shall miss the text the person sends you .

I save the page as .MHT file using IE. That is simple and all that is needed :)

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It may also be a single Macromedia Flash SWF file, in which case saving the SWF is all that you need.

With the SWF file alone you shall miss the text the person sends you .

I save the page as .MHT file using IE. That is simple and all that is needed :)

Thank for all your replys. i'll see about that when i get home today.

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