Open full Web page using Windows Vista Edition Home Premium

Hello: I just got directions and saved in the folder my documents as "complete Web page.

How to open (or what I can) the file?

This is my first time using this forum.  So if I need to be more specific, let me know.

Thank you.  Carolyn S.

It's weird.  If you use Chrome, however, I'm not familiar with it.  I would try to save the website using Internet Explorer save option instead.

Another method is to choose Print, but use the "Microsoft XPS Document Writer" printer, which saves the Web page in a saved file (similar to an Adobe PDF file).

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