[BrendaEM]

Hi,

I stumbled on this; Oh what a find! There is more on the 2.007 link too.

http://pergatory.mit.edu/2.75/2-75_Lectures.htm

I used Scrapbook, a Firefox plugin to nab them all. I just told it to capture and recurse 1 deep.

[Adobe Machine]

Wow, thanks for the link...Machine design 101 through 501..
Required reading for even the DIY ...
Wish the "designers" of some of the machines I have owned, worked on and cussed had taken this course firts..

Adobe (old as dirt)

[ViperTX]

Welcome BrendaEM!

[fifesmith]

I second the wow. Just stumbled on this. Many thanks.

[Iain]

Brenda
What a fantastic find! Are you at MIT?
Iain

[ger21]

Also, that Scrapbook plugin is pretty nice too.

[BrendaEM]

Recently, using Firefox/Scrapbook, I re-captured:
http://pergatory.mit.edu/2.007/Resou...#manufacturing

I set Scrapbook to "Capture Page As..." "In Depth Capture" to recurse 2 deep. I paused it quick as soon as the window opened, and unchecked the few root domains, that were there for credit.

So what am I getting at?

There's 435MB of resources on this link!!
(Scrapbook's/ Right-click-on-item/ tools/ Show-Files)

There are over 90 PDF's and Low res movies as well.

It's ironic that MIT's lecture Pergatory came out to 666 files?

If you know how to "Show Files" the entire thing will fit on a CD, and if you are using Firefox or a XML browser, you can double-click on sitemap.xml to navigate the tree.

(This thread might be worthy of being tacked/sticky)