What's the best way of archiving articles on a website, by the way? I should... probably save a copy of all my published Waypoint work.
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What's the best way of archiving articles on a website, by the way? I should... probably save a copy of all my published Waypoint work.
Gut instinct is a “print to PDF” in your browser as it’ll preserve the formatting and the presentation in one doc as opposed to downloading an html.