Offline Commander remembers every page you visit while browsing the Web with the built-in browser. The saved Web pages are stored in a project database. When you first launch Offline Commander it prompts you for the name of a new project file. Offline Commander will use this project database every time you launch it until you either create a new project or open an existing project previously saved to your disk. Opening an existing project will make the pages saved in it available for browsing offline. You can freely copy project files between computers. You do not have to explicitly save Offline Commander project files to disk because Offline Commander does this for you automatically. However if you want to copy a project file to another location you should first exit Offline Commander or select Close from the Project menu.

The easiest way to save Web pages is by browsing the Web with the built-in browser. Every page you browse with the built-in browser is saved in a project database. See the topic How to browse the Web with the built-in browser for useful tips and tricks.