Adding the capability to save webpages as a single file to Firefox

The Firefox web browser does not have the capability to save the contents of a webpage to a single file, such as an MHTML file, which is a web archive file format that allows one to save the HTML code, images etc. on a webpage into a single file. Though the capability is absent from Firefox, you can add the functionality of saving a page to a single file by installing Save Page WE, an add-on for Firefox by DW-dev. The extension provides the capability to "Save a complete web page (as currently displayed) as a single HTML file that can be opened in any browser. Save a single page, multiple selected pages or a list of page URLs. Automate saving from command line." The saved file is not an MHTML file, or one of the other common web archiving file formats, but it is a single HTML file that Firefox and other browsers can read. Save Page WE is implemented using the WebExtensions API and is available for both Firefox and Chrome with identical functions and user interfaces.

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Viewing Payment Details for a Loan in the Desktop Version of Quicken

If you automatically update a loan's balance by downloading transactions from a bank's website, when you click on "Payment Details" in the Windows Classic Business & Personal desktop version of Quicken, you won't be able to actually view details on payments, such as the amount of principal and interest paid for each transaction. You can change the loan account's settings in Quicken to stop automatically updating the account by right-clicking on the account and then selecting "Edit/Delete account" then clicking on the "Online Services" tab and then clicking on the "Deactivate" button in the online setup portion of the window. When asked "Would you like to deactivate this service?", click on "Yes". You can then close the "Account Details" window. Then, when you choose "Payment Details", you should see the individual transactions for the account and you will be able to modify the opening balance, principal and interest for payments, if needed. If you then want to transfer money from another account, such as a checking account, as a payment on the loan, you may not see the account listed as one of the transfer options in the dropdown list for transfers, but if you type the account name in the Category field exactly as it appears in the account list and then hit the Tab key, the amount you specify will be transferred to the loan account.

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