Im not sure of this, but I think what you did wrong was use the URL "http://www.w3schools.com/xhtml/default.asp" as the base URL. It is better to use just "http://www.w3schools.com"... correct me if I am wrong on this, and let us know what went wrong.
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The settings change depend on what website you are downloading. For example, this particular website has a forums section, but that is on another domain. You would get a heap of useless pages if it were on the same domain. HT Track generates a "mirror" of the website you are downloading on the local hard drive, so the folder structure and the pages you need may not be easy to find or use unless you know what you are doing, although HT Track does create an index page of all downloads. HT Track would work well for a site like say Wikipedia (don't try unless you have loads of space), but not for a site such as digg. These are at opposite ends of the spectrum. Another problem is that ads, widgets to third party sites, even the images used on the widgets etc, are all copied, which you do not really need. It's not a perfect operation, and even if you do download properly, there is ALWAYS, some pruning involved after the operation, to delete data that you do not need. At least in my experience.
