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Usually I save web pages to later (mostly offline) reading in PDF format. It's really easy to transfer to anywhere, And the results are nice. I've installed Primo PDF to that.

But I found a website with some little flash guidances, that I want "to embed" to my saved webpages, and (until where I know) PDF doesn't store flash movies.

What format do you sugest to save the web page to later offline reading, preserving the flash movies?

PS (I know the fact that some flash movies are protected to copy/leech/etc. I sure that flash movies in the website that I want to save are "xcopy-able") :)

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Related: How can I download an entire website? – slhck Jun 27 '11 at 18:13
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Thanks, but I don't want the full site just some specific page. Because that I used PDF before... – Click Ok Jun 27 '11 at 18:32
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I know, that's why I only said "related" :) -- it's not only about the full site though. The top software recommended is something you might want to check out. – slhck Jun 27 '11 at 18:36
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"some flash movies are protected to copy/leech/etc" is nonsense. Your browser must download the movie in order to show it, which means you can download it too. 99% of such "protections" can be defeated with wget --referer or curl -e. – grawity Jun 27 '11 at 19:44
@grawity nonsense? Do you have tryed download some flash game in that big websites? It's a movive that loads another movie, and another, ... – Click Ok Jun 27 '11 at 23:07
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