bennylenny88
bora bora dude
- Location
- Wigan, UK
- Car(s)
- Golf mk5 GTTDI 2.0
done..
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Computer help, saving image thats protected..
- Thread starter Plyngntrffc
- Start date
agpatel
Touring Car Champion
- Location
- Greensboro, NC
- Car(s)
- 2006 GTI MkV
you could open it in frontpage or any website editing program and get it from there 
Grabbing various sorts of media (images, flash, movies, etc) off of websites may be easier if you use a browser such as Firefox.
Simply go to a webpage with the desired content, click on Tools > Page Info > then go to the Media tab. Scroll through the listed items until you find the one you're looking for and click the provided "Save As" button.
Some sites may try to trick the browser to into making it think the file is a document and not a picture....so you may need to rename the extension from .php or .cfm to a valid image extension of .jpg or something.
When it comes to computers, there is rarely ever just one way to do something....
Simply go to a webpage with the desired content, click on Tools > Page Info > then go to the Media tab. Scroll through the listed items until you find the one you're looking for and click the provided "Save As" button.
Some sites may try to trick the browser to into making it think the file is a document and not a picture....so you may need to rename the extension from .php or .cfm to a valid image extension of .jpg or something.
When it comes to computers, there is rarely ever just one way to do something....
bennylenny88
bora bora dude
- Location
- Wigan, UK
- Car(s)
- Golf mk5 GTTDI 2.0
see i didnt know that! and i bet thats not in the manual! :laugh: