hi, i’m a classical language fan. i found this site while looking for greek texts online, and i’m glad i did. i was a little tired of pasting from perseus! studied latin in college, am studying greek now in my never-ending education. i hope i’ll actually be good at it someday, i’m still very rusty, but slogging through!
anyway, just wanted to introduce myself.
ames
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Welcome!
Pasting fromperseus is not only tired, but can be tricky. 
Now you’ve found this community, enjoy your time here!
Greetings! Bonam Fortunam!
Per perdiscas fac 
Welcome to Textkit!
Hope you stay around and post in the forums 
Welcome to Texktit!!!
hello! welcome to textkit! i’m pretty new here, too…
Welcome, Ames! Hope you enjoy Textkit as much as I do!
~Keesa
You don’t have to paste in order to get text from Perseus if you have a download manager. I recommend Internet Download Manager, which you can download free from Cnet. It has a fourty or fourty five day free trial, and it doesn’t cost much to get the full version.
Simply install IDM, then go to the book you want to download from Perseus, and make sure you go to the table of contents page. Then right click, and select, ‘Download all links with IDM’. It will queue up all the links to all the pages of the book and download them into the ‘Downloads’ folder that IDM puts into My Documents on installation. Just put the downloaded htmls into a folder with the proper name and your set.
Just make sure you do this from the table of contents page or you wont get all the pages.
Greetings and welcome, Ames, from one newbie to another.
Salve! Welcome to our home away from home.
thanks, i will definitely be trying that! you have just saved me i don’t know how many hours of fussing with text that won’t behave.