HtmlDocMerge
Htmldocmerge is a small command line tool which purpose is to merge a html document (usually some tutorial) spread over multiple html files into one single file (they must be linked with "next" references though, which is the case with most tutorials). You will want to do that e.g. if you want to print out such a document or to archive it on your local drive but don't have the patience to print and save respectively every single page.
I wrote this tool because i wanted to print out some tutorial that was spread over multiple pages and there wasn't any one-page version of it.
It is able to process local files as well as http urls.
It features changing all internal links to point to the output file and optionally it includes all images of the original document in the output file too.
It uses wget to download remote files, so you should have that installed if you want to merge remote files (you won't need it for local files of course). Additionally it uses the boost regex library.
It compiles on both windows and linux (tested on some windows xp and debian linux kernel 2.6).
