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1. superuser.com › questions › 1036991How to open a .webarchive file in Windows? - Super User

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   Feb 8, 2016 · How to open the file: Load Safari. Press Ctrl + O to open the file dialog box and find your file. Save As only allows you to save in .webarchive format, so if you want to save the file, you must "print" to PDF. So press Ctrl + P to show the print dialog and choose "PDF" as your printer. It will save the file to your disk.

   • I was actually able to do this on Windows 10. Install Safari from here: http://www.techspot.com/downloads/4184-safari-for-windows.html (Click "dir...
   • I have notebook++ for editing html, and was able to get at least the text out of the web archive file like this: 1) save file to computer 2) open f...
   • So you want to open a `.webarchive` file in Windows. Here are your options: Go back to the original Mac and do a save as. If that's an option, th...
   • The above conversion to html can work but I had to follow extra steps. The current version of word could not recognise the first lines of text in t...

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3. answers.microsoft.com › en-us › windowsBasics: How to open a document in Windows 10 - Microsoft ...

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   Jun 27, 2015 · Click the arrow next to the location if the file is located within a subfolder. Click the folder that contains the file. Select the file then click Open. Opening a document using Quick Access in File Explorer. Another way you can open a document is using the Quick Access menu in File Explorer.

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   Jan 25, 2021 · Introducing Open Web Docs. A collective project between Google, Microsoft, Mozilla, Coil, W3C, Samsung, and Igalia to support the creation and maintenance of strategic web platform documentation. High-quality documentation for web platform technologies is a critically important component of our shared, open digital infrastructure.

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   How do I open a document on Windows 10?

   • Select Task View icon on the taskbar, or press Windows logo key + Tab, and select an activity. Scroll down to see documents you have opened and websites you have browsed. Select to open, use the Search box, or tap on any blank area to close timeline. To open File Explorer, go to Start and type File Explorer in the search box.

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   • It is designed to support a community of technical writers around strategic creation and long-term maintenance of web platform technology documentation that is open and inclusive for all. This is not a new docs platform: Open Web Docs is instead working closely with existing platforms, and its current priority is contributions to MDN Web Docs.

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   How do I open a file in Windows 10?

   • Application Jump List. Using Search. Click the File menu then click Open (if the file is already listed on the Recent documents menu, you can click it to open it immediately). By default, the application will go to the Documents library. If the document is not listed there, use the navigation pane to browse to where the file is located.

   Basics: How to open a document in Windows 10

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   How do I open a document?

   • Here are some of the common ways you can open a document: From within the application you used to create the document. From within File Explorer using Quick Access. Application Jump List. Using Search. Click the File menu then click Open (if the file is already listed on the Recent documents menu, you can click it to open it immediately).

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   Timeline. Select Task View icon on the taskbar, or press Windows logo key + Tab, and select an activity. Scroll down to see documents you have opened and websites you have browsed. Select to open, use the Search box, or tap on any blank area to close timeline.