How do I save a web page that doesn't require me to be online when I want to view it?

I have saved a web page to use later on, but when I try to view it, it links to the original site. Is there a way of viewing the saved page without being online?
== This happened ==
Every time Firefox opened

How did you "save" that page?
Are you sure that you didn't just save a "shortcut" to that page, like dragging that page to the Windows desktop?

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