@front page
@Special package
@Domain Name Registration
@New official website
@Server Hosting
@Server Rental
@Website construction
@Company Post Office
@Agent ICP
@Payment method
@about Us
@Company Honors
@Help Center
@All local agencies
@Service Price
@Customer Feedback
@Partners
@Agent franchise
@Job Opportunities
@Sitemap
Then put it in Emeditor, use regular expression replacement: Ctrl+H calls out replacement-->Search for input ([\s\S]+)@([\s\S]+), enter echo \2 >\1\ntype >>\1, select Use regular expression, and click Replace all:
echo Homepage >
type >>
echo special package >
type >>
echo domain name registration >
type >>
echo virtual host >
type >>
echo server hosting >
type >>
echo server rental >
type >>
echo website construction >
type >>
echo Enterprise Post Office >
type >>
echo Agent ICP >
type >>
echo Payment Method >
type >>
echo About Us >
type >>
echo company honors >
type >>
echo Help Center >
type >>
echo local agencies >
type >>
echo service price >
type >>
echo Customer feedback >
type >>
echo Partners >
type >>
echo agent franchise >
type >>
echo job opportunities >
type >>
echo Site Map >
type >>
Then copy these, win+R, call out "Run" and enter cmd to enter, enter d:Enter, then cd d:\Enter, then right-click to paste it, and then you will see many web pages you want in the directory, open and see what is inside, basically what you want.
The above are just methods, and the specific practicality varies from person to person.