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Schweindl6
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, anyone can help? pls look at my post in "Technical Questions"-
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lighthouse
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Re Amateri
Hello again,
Are you using firefox 3? If so don't left click on a picture or you will get a b.gif. I've just been there after reading your post and tried it, and the only time I got a b.gif was when I left clicked a pic. I know you get a bigger pic straight away but its just as easy to d/load them as they are and play about with them afterwards. Remember RIGHT click for jpg, then "view image." Then "save image as." Works for me every time..........
Are you using firefox 3? If so don't left click on a picture or you will get a b.gif. I've just been there after reading your post and tried it, and the only time I got a b.gif was when I left clicked a pic. I know you get a bigger pic straight away but its just as easy to d/load them as they are and play about with them afterwards. Remember RIGHT click for jpg, then "view image." Then "save image as." Works for me every time..........
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Re: Re Amateri
The way you explain it, it is about getting out of the scripted page. When you go to "view image", you go directly to the image file out of the page. If you feel confortable with source code, you can also search the jpg file there, but it takes a little longer to do so.lighthouse wrote:Hello again,
Are you using firefox 3? If so don't left click on a picture or you will get a b.gif. I've just been there after reading your post and tried it, and the only time I got a b.gif was when I left clicked a pic. I know you get a bigger pic straight away but its just as easy to d/load them as they are and play about with them afterwards. Remember RIGHT click for jpg, then "view image." Then "save image as." Works for me every time..........