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Solan Goose

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  1. Can this be done? My friend has an online portfolio website and the developer has gone totally awol! He needs to show his website offline to clients next week in a place where there is no internet connectivity. He has asked for my help, but I am a total novice to web design and only know very basic stuff. I was wondering if I could download the whole site folders locally and somehow view these in a browser. I have full FTP access to the host. The site has no database, it's just a portfolio with photos and some flash menus. I do know that there are several hard coded URL's in the flash menus and I have no access to the source files. After looking around a little, I see that there may be a way around this by modifying the localhost setting? I really don't know what to do, so any basic advice in a step by step basis for a beginner would be very much appreciated!

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