LiveCHM

Category
Network and Internet
Offline Browser Tools

Review

Since the Internet entrenched itself as a key information source we came to depend on its availability. In the same way as we re-read a newspaper or watch a recorded TV program, we need a copy of its content always at hand for reference. LiveCHM helps the user arrange and store the information offline. It creates compact manageable chunks of information that the user can easily access and work on. LiveCHM offers numerous benefits at a moderate price and with economical use of system resources. With its help you can make any number of web pages into a compact CHM file. The universal file format allows accessing it from any system, handheld device or mobile phone with an appropriate file support. It relieves the user of the need for browsers or other HTML readers. Each file provides built-in controls to search and index its content, add favourites and otherwise manage the data. When creating a CHM file, users have unbound freedom for customisation, starting with the language to the size and style of navigation and view panels and finishing toolbar controls. Intuitive simplicity of the interface makes CHM creation light work. The only thing the program needs is an URL address and the controls and settings you want for your new CHM. LiveCHM makes all recorded pages into a standalone e-product that users can read offline from a desktop or take along and scan on the go from a handheld screen. Using LiveCHM you can arrange regular automatic updates of your favourite web pages. By giving instructions as to the update frequency and the check level, you subscribe to content updates. Except this time you stay in control of what and when to download. You can limit the size of downloads or apply masks including certain bits of the content and excluding others. When checking for updates, the program exchanges short requests with the site of interest. They speed up the update process and relieve your line of traffic overloads. LiveCHM offers firsthand news without complexity.


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