i intend saving a webpage but wasn't able to. i.e i filled a form
online, had it submitted,clicked the back button on my browser and all
attemps to save all what i filled in the form proved fruitless.
viewing the code does not help matters or even using the save as
button only saves the empty form. is there anyway to go about this
besides having to take a snapshot of the screen? if not,how do i go
about this because since it's a long page i.e have to scroll down i
end up having to take snapshots upon snapshots. my problem also
includes webpages i view online that does not have an explicit url i.e
after viewing my credit file online,the url was just
https://www.econsumer.equifax.ca/ca/main which does not link to my
file.
                  thanks

Try roboform.com for internet explorer.

Mozilla firefox has a similar program called autoform as an extention.

google search terms: explorer plugin save form data

found a tool for MSIE to save form data you type in:
http://www.digimode10.com/1shareware/IEAutoFill.htm

If you view a webpage that already has data in it, such
as your credit report, you can use the File -> Save
command to save the HTML in a local file.  The data
displayed in that webpage (as it first appeared in 
your browser) will be included in that file.  Then you
can refer to that info later.  I use this technique to
save flight confirmation webpages and so forth.  Sometimes
the images don't work because the webpage uses relative
URLs for image paths, but the important content will still
be available.

If it is the content you want you can just print the page.  If you
want a file to refere to there is a product call "SNAGIT" by Tech
Smith.  WWW.techsmith.com.  It will grab a scrolling web page and save
it as an image or as text.

http://www.httrack.com/page/2/en/index.html
try httrack it may be of use
the link is to the download page.
it downloads entire web sites as per your wishes