Features

• Mass-downloading of Internet sites included HTTP (Web), FTP, and also local sites (CD-ROMS, etc), reindexing of files so that the web documents reflect the local download path.
• Common Tree View display of website with visual indicators.  Snatcher uses a standard tree view to show the links on web pages.  In addition, Snatcher displays an icon that most closely classifies the file type.  Files are "checked-off" as they are downloaded.
• Multi-leveled parsing of websites.  You can use Snatcher to recurse as deeply as you want into websites, spanning both ftp and http.
• Filter on the files you're interested in.  You can choose to only view files that you're interested in (graphic files, wav files, etc.).  This feature is entirely user-customizable as well.  You can also limit the file sizes that you want to download.
• Dump files into one folder or generate subfolders to mimic websites.   If you're downloading only a particular set of files (a huge list of .jpg files for example) you may want to dump every file into a common folder.  Or, if you're archiving entire websites, instruct Snatcher to generate subfolders to mimic the structure of a website.  Also, you can reindex the links in the web documents to reflect the local download path.
• View errors with Snatcher's error log file.  Sometimes websites are down and you have to wait to download files.  Snatcher keeps track of the files that you couldn't download, or any other error that may have occurred.
• For more features, learn the User-Interface.

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