Saving web pages to a file

Is there any way of saving web pages to a file on the N97?
Most browsers that I know have this functionality, but not the Nokia browser. I installed the Opera browser, which allows you to do this, but as it's impossible to change the default web browser on the N97, you can't use it to open links in messages.
Saving as a bookmark isn't any good, as that only saves the URL, not the page.

coolbelief
that is certainly the way to change the web browser, i had wondered how to do that.
now all i have to do is be adventurous and Change It.
Opera Mobile is so easy to use and works well
settings>Phone>Application sett.>Default apps.>Browsing internet>Web (by default) and you can change it to Opera Mobile (if already installed)
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