Downloading an ebook thats not in one piece?

[sunshinesmile]

I'm on Firefox and this book was set up for easy reading while on the net, chapter by chapter, not in one chunk. I'd like to take save the table of contents--nothing else--with the ability to select a chapter and have it open up, just as if I were on the net. How can this be done (in the simplest way?)

 

[saved24]

Do you want to save the table of contents on your computer?
Are you automatically online as soon as you turn your computer on? (when I was at my sister's that is how her internet worked)

 

[sunshinesmile]

If it can be downloaded so that the chapters actually open up when selected, it will go from the computer to the internal storage of a tablet.

 

[Girly123]

do u have pdf reader in your PC?
download if u dun have. it will come page by page

 

[saved24]

I have Adobe Digital for e-books, and I have Kindle. Do you have one of these?

 

[sunshinesmile]

Hi Girly123-- yes, there's readability on both ends.

A little bit more about this . . .
What if I wanted to save this particular CF page onto my computer? I'd "save page as." But once I was off the internet and wanted to look at this page again, that's all that would be saved, just what it looks like. If I wanted to press "saved24" and see her page, it would tell me "your not connected" and I wouldn't be able to see it. But there's a way to save pages so that links do open. That's the type of thing that I want to learn to do

 

[Girly123]

bookmark the page on your browser . You 'll have that page/link/url saved Nikki..

 

[sunshinesmile]

That isn't the type of saving that will work. I did appreciate your willingness to help though, ladies: thanks for coming

I'm going to rephrase my question now. Don't think about books.

How do you download a page so that when you're off the internet, the links on that page will open? The download would be onto a flashdrive, ipdad, anything, and separate from the net.

It's not quite the same as downloading a whole website (which I also don't know how to do) and I hope simpler . . .