Loading HTML document?

I have a reference document I'd like to put on the iPod Touch so this information is readily handy for me.
If I get this document into HTML form, how would I install this so that I could browse it locally while not on wireless?

BillOnBelay wrote:
If I get this document into HTML form, how would I install this so that I could browse it locally while not on wireless?
perhaps this app can do what you want: http://readdle.com/products/flashdrive.
JGG

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Dear All
I do not know why they call themselves professionals in flash and html, while they can not help us with a simple webpage inside a flash movie.
No offense
I was trying the whole week to do that by checking if any body post any tip over the internet, but as usual the profs said that you can only make it in test and only text and bla bla bla.....
Let me tell you that I have managed to open a whole webpage in my flash website.
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So Cheer up I have managed to open my html page in my flash movie website.
You can check it up following this link www.compuhometech.com/html_inside_flash/index.html
If you like to have it please mail me : [email protected]
Thank you

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Wow. That sure solved the slow-load problem, at least using your suggested snippet in a simple test HTML file.
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YEAH!
TRULY AMAZING, KGLAD :)
Sorry for shouting out, but I just love to get this kind of
help. I would never have figured this one out by my self and the
good thing is I actually understand what's going on in your code
and can use that in other cases.
You came through as you you always do, and a million thanks
for taking the time.
Have a wonderful day :)
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