At 8:58 PM +0100 1/24/06, Brian Durant wrote: >Funny, Safari doesn't save to text. Camino seems to do a great job. >The problem is that when you highlight text and copy or even saving as >a text file, you get all this extraneous java, graphics or URL stuff >that you have to edit in before you can get real, unadulterated text You're doing it wrong - when you copy in Safari, the content is held in multiple forms (I'm over-simplifying) and will paste in the "richest" form that the destination accepts. You just need to change the characteristics of the destination. For example, select and copy some material on a page in Safari. Open Apple's TextEdit and get two empty documents open (File--> New). Leave one of 'em in the default format but in the second, choose Format--> Make Plain Text. Now paste into each. You can use this once you're aware of it - get and use content in the format that's appropriate, putting it into whichever app will render the way you wish. -- 'tis as said. [Reality is defined by being described]