PCWorks: Saving Firefox as Firefox webpage

Then my real question is how to make Firefox my default
browser without 
re-installing Firefox where I think, if I remember
correctly, one is then 
given a choice?

I know I've seen this answered somewhere before so another
question would 
be: Without bringing it up in a forum such as PCWorks, where
on the internet 
or in "help" would I find this information? The
question seems so elementary 
that I should have the independence to get that information
myself.
>
> Interesting question, Harold. It is saved as a FF web
page. Any file with 
> the extension "htm" or "html" is
seen by your computer as a web page. In 
> your case the icon shows as IE, because IE is currently
your default 
> browser (Sometimes this gets screwed up when you change
browsers). If you 
> set FF as your default browser, the icons will change,
but there will be 
> no change in the file at all.

> The larger point is that the icons are just a
convenience. They show which 
> program will open a given file by default, but you can
always use the 
> Right-click "Open with" option to open a file
in another program, or just 
> open the program first, then navigate to the file in
question. Many long 
> time Windows users have no idea of this concept, and I
don't know why. ---  
> Hugh Vandervoort
>
> Harold B. wrote:
>> Hello again ... As a result of many uninstalls and
re-installs of Firefox 
>> this weekend (EverNote issue?), Firefox opens fine,
with no EverNote to 
>> be seen, but I must have clicked the wrong button
someplace and now when 
>> right-clicking and saving a page as a webpage (like
on the desktop), it 
>> saves as Microsoft Internet
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