There is ore than one answer.

If you have a server set up to run web pages on your own local machine 
you will probably find them in /var/www
You will need to change ownership, and permissions.

A few times when I have been feeling ambitious, and the page is not too 
cluttered with java code, I use a search and replace to change the links 
in the web page code.

You may have to play with the syntax of the links a bit as well as the 
directory structure you are putting your files in.

HM



On 02/15/2014 03:46 PM, Michael Havens wrote:
> I downloaded a web site and I've found something. If I open one page 
> with 'open with' browser it will open fine. Unfortunately if I click a 
> link the page it points to does not open fine; it erases part of the 
> address. Here is an example: I open this page with a browser
>
> file:///home/bmike1/Documents/language.training/QueOndaSpanish/www.queondaspanish.com/index.html
>
> But a link leads me to
>
> file:///lesson/1/beginner
>
> But if I paste in
>
> file:///home/bmike1/Documents/language.training/QueOndaSpanish/www.queondaspanish.com 
> <http://www.queondaspanish.com>
>
> it doesn't work perfectly but I can work with it. So my question is 
> how can I insert
>
> file:///home/bmike1/Documents/language.training/QueOndaSpanish/www.queondaspanish.com 
> <http://www.queondaspanish.com>
>
> before every address? I know that the simplest solution is just to put 
> everything into the root directory but that is bad practice and will 
> make quite a mess
> :-)~MIKE~(-:
>
>
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