Save html output generated by portal

Hi,
How can I save html output from portal
with UTL_FILE or something else?
I would like to save html output generated from portal pages to a static html page
Thanks in advance.
Anton

I may misunderstand your question, but how about File > Save from your browser?
Or do you want to automate this process? There are all kinds of tools out there that you can use; wget comes to my mind right now.
Peter

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