Why do you want to do this? You could also use the Firefox plugin called Scrapbook to get your own content. However you do it you want to end up with files ending in .html and with links that work.
Yes, there are plugins to do it. Go onto your blog's plugin page, and search "static pages" there should be one in one of the top results.
I recommend not to move back to HTML, rather have SEO plugin if you wish your pages to display as HTML and do SEO preventions on page.
It is easily done but not recommended. Install wordpress SEO plugins and enable permalinks for static pages instead.
Wordpress is one of the best CMS. If you want to use Search Engine friendly URLs, then no need to convert pages in to Static HTML. You can follow few steps to make the URLS clean like Static pages. 1. Login to your Wordpress Admin panel. 2. Go to Permalinks under Settings Tab in the left side, 3. Use Custom Structure as /%postname%.html or /%postname%.htm or /%postname%/ as per your requirement 4. Make sure you .httacess has write permission. For SEO you can use http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/all-in-one-seo-pack/ .
Sure you can, using some of the tools mentioned above, or something like wget with the mirror and link options turned on then upload that directly via FTP/SFTP. if you just want your pages to end in ".html" then you need a plugin for "pages" but for "posts", you just need to edit the permalink format to include html. Like this: /%category%/%postname%.html before you change that, you might want to get a plugin called "redirection" so that your current permalink structure doesn't get "forgotten" and you'll start serving 404 pages. It will track changes to your URLs and prevent this from happening, then... you do the ".html" part to your permalink structure. Hope this helps.
I would recommend the same as everyone above. I don't add the ".html" because when I build links to the site I want them to be simple.---> example.com/article Also, I want users to be able to access the page easy and have an easier URL to remember. Telling them example.com/article would be easier for them to remember then example.com/article.html There are some nice plugins available to SEO your website. I would recommend checking them out first. To answer your question though, you should be able to copy/paste the source code for the page. Go to the page in your browser and in the top left corner of your browser, click view then page source and that will show you the code for your page. There is probably a few more steps to it. I think they were mentioned by some body above.
Converting a wordpress driven website is a step away from converting your html pages to images. It is possible but is it reasonable?
generally web pages are html even if its written in php. if you look at the header.php you can see the whole page is still html. but then there are plugins you can use though such as raw html. or you can just create pages inwordpress instead of blogposts.
There is this program called Artisteer which can make raw HTML css files from that look exactly like wordpress ones. Remember that some of those dynamic object (recent posts, new archives) wont be dynamic anymore if you just copy the HTML, HTML is completely static. I advise you take your time, copy your content and try to make a better website if you want to code it all on your own. Wordpress makes things alot faster, though i dont use it my self.