How do you mark the internet as "finished"?

Posted by Dr Andus
Sep 29, 2013 at 04:52 PM

Wayne K wrote:
> It’s just a waste of time to download the
>article again, figure out that it’s a duplicate, and delete it. Often I
>change the name of the file when I download it from whatever default
>comes up. The next time I download the same article I might give it a
>slightly different name, so then I have open both files to make sure
>they’re duplicates.

How about using some web capture software instead like Surfulater? Then you wouldn’t need to go through the PDF production process, and it’s very quick to capture a page (right-click, “add new article to Surfulater/or whatever” and that’s it).

You can organise the pages into folders, and then it’s a lot easier to see whether there is any duplication in the folder. Plus there is the Filter tool in SF that filters the captured content on the basis of the title of the web page, again, to see duplication.

Though I imagine you must have your reasons why you want them as PDFs.