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**Marlboro-oroblraM** · 04-15-2012, 04:39 PM

An interesting question has come up in another forum.

A user wants to potentially use the information on a website as insurance to assist his defense in court at some possible stage in the future. Working on the assumption that that information could change or be deleted at any stage , is it possible to take a "snapshot" of the information/webpage for later legal use?

Or is the lo-tech basics, such as a print-out of a page signed/witnessed by a JP the way to go?

04-15-2012, 04:39 PM	#1
Marlboro-oroblraM Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 376 Senior Member	Saving the content of a website An interesting question has come up in another forum. A user wants to potentially use the information on a website as insurance to assist his defense in court at some possible stage in the future. Working on the assumption that that information could change or be deleted at any stage , is it possible to take a "snapshot" of the information/webpage for later legal use? Or is the lo-tech basics, such as a print-out of a page signed/witnessed by a JP the way to go?
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