eNotebook lets you download web pages and save them onto your hard drive for much faster offline browsing or as an archive of your favourite pages. eNotebook lets you save all pages, images, sounds and other media types directly onto your hard disk. Click here to download newly version.

Capture web page while surfing
eNotebook adds three options to Internet Explorer's right-click context menu. They are:

Add to eNotebook: Selecting this will add only the single link you right-clicked on. A page would be added when you right-click a page link and a picture would be added when you right-click a picture.

Add all links to eNotebook: Selecting this will add all the links within the page. An Add Pages dialog box will pop up entitled Select URL which will give you the option to exclude any links you don't want added.

Add all selected links to eNotebook: Selecting this will add all the links within the selected area.

Note:
Whenever your browser is asked to add page or file to eNotebook, eNotebook will be launched automatically to let you add it.

Import file from Windows Explorer
With eNotebook, you can organize old saved web pages to a single enb file. To do this, right-click on any file (or selected group of files) in Explorer and choose Add to eNotebook from the context menu.

Add new empty page to edit
eNotebook provides an integrated wysiwyg html editor allow you to edit download web pages or create your empty page for free edit.
To insert an empty page and then edit it, select the menu Page > Insert an Empty Page.

View Offline
eNotebook provides an integrated Web browser (IE4 or above) to quickly view your downloaded web pages.
To view downloaded content offline simply:

1. Open an enb file and eNotebook will display all captured web pages as tree structure.
2. Select the page you wish to view from the list and it will be automatically loaded into eNotebook's integrated browser

Organize