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This panel displays the following components:
- Accepted Extensions as Web Page File
combo: It contains a list of web file name extensions that are considered to be web pages. These files will be parsed for HTML (or other) tags and related attributes for the purpose of importing their referenced web files and for adjusting their hyperlinks to other imported web files.
- Mime Dictionary
combo: It contains a list of mime items. Each item contains the mime type, a space and the enforced related file name extension (starting by the dot). If only a dot is found, this means that the file extension is not enforced for the mime type; its presence in the dictionary will simply remove warning messages for unknown mime types.
- Recursive Import
checkbox: If checked, the web page files that are imported will be checked for references to embedded web page files. These latter files will also be imported (even if there is no related shortcut) and will be checked the same way as their "parent" web page files. These references will also be adjusted for local browsing. An "embedded" shortcut item will be created for these embedded web page files and their shortcut ID will contains two or more integer numbers (ex. [3.2]). If NOT checked, only the explicitly referenced web file (and non-HTML embedded web files, if any) will be imported.
- Aggressive Import
checkbox: If checked, WebGrabber will try to import all web files related to the shortcut items, even if the initial query to the web site returns errors or invalid file sizes.
- Timeout sec =
text field: It contains the timeout value in seconds for importing web files that have invalid initial query values. Beyond these seconds, the import operation for that file will be interrupted automatically.
- Mime is Priority for File Extension
checkbox: (Disable but checked). If checked, the imported file name extension is determined by the corresponding mime item contained in the Mime Dictionary combo. If unchecked, the file name extension is not enforced. When a web file has an extension that is not the one expected for its mime type, the imposed extension will be appended to the related web file name (ex. file.zip.txt; .txt has been appended to the name file.zip).
- Low Net speed in Bytes/Sec =
text field: It contains the expected minimum file transfer rate value in bytes per second. This is used to calculate an appropriate timeout value of each web file with a valid queried file size.
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