Sorry this is a bit vague, but I am trying to DIY...
Somewhere there is a publically accessible website, which archives other websites. For instance - if I wanted to see what one of my websites looked like in 2004, the site I am looking for would have a copy of my site from 2004 archived.
I'm trying to recover some data from a website as it was in 2009.
Sorry this is a bit vague, but I am trying to DIY...
Somewhere there is a publically accessible website, which archives other websites. For instance - if I wanted to see what one of my websites looked like in 2004, the site I am looking for would have a copy of my site from 2004 archived.
I'm trying to recover some data from a website as it was in 2009.
If you're talking about the site in your .sig
That is the one, thanks.
It didn't help though, it was a separate site at that URL, which didn't bother archiving for 2009. Never mind, I'll find the missing data somewhere.
Your quoting is borked.
And you've placed an answer beneath a sig-separator which your reader should have removed, which makes it invisible (or greyed-out) in many readers.
Must do better.
Your quoting is borked.
And you've placed an answer beneath a sig-separator which your reader should have removed, which makes it invisible (or greyed-out) in many readers.
Must do better.
Happy now?
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