OKay ... so most of you have probably figured this out already ...

Jul 08, 2010 16:40

... but y'know those wonderful picspams that people spend hours putting together and then you have to spend hours right clicking and saving each image? I just found a quicker way of downloading all the images using Word ( Read more... )

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alyse July 8 2010, 15:42:49 UTC
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Could you not just save the webpage in your browser, which would also save all of your images for you?

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beren_writes July 8 2010, 15:58:06 UTC
Didn't actually think of that - LOL, but if I do that then wouldn't it save all sorts of other things as well ... like icons and stuff ... I only wanted the piccies :) Let me guess I'm also missing something there aren't I?

I only discovered it because I wanted to get some embedded piccies out of a Word document and went hmmm.

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alyse July 8 2010, 17:17:34 UTC
?format=light ;)

I must admit that I find it a heck of a lot easier to simply save the webpage and then pull the piccies I want from there than faffing about in Word, but horses for courses.

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beren_writes July 8 2010, 19:00:45 UTC
I shall have to try it and see what happens, as I mentioned I've been a bit dense and haven't thought of it ;)

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beren_writes July 8 2010, 19:01:44 UTC
Unlikely, but as al said above ... you can just use the
?format=light
ending to the URL and save the webpage ::g::.

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beren_writes July 9 2010, 07:36:17 UTC
You don't have to add the code to the end of the URL if you don't want to, but that will remove fancy coding from it if you don't want to deal with extra formatting. You can save the web page either way.

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xocoatldreams July 8 2010, 18:00:28 UTC
huh, I didn't know about that. Which is dumb of me since I didn't know that you could cope images when you copied from a page. *headdesk* sometimes the simple things allude me.

Thanks for the info.

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beren_writes July 8 2010, 19:03:04 UTC
Another option suggested by Al is using ?format=light and then just saving the webpage ... which I haven't tried, but sounds eminently sensible too :D

I sometimes like to save the text too, so Word works for me :)

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lunamazes July 8 2010, 19:40:25 UTC
I just save the webpage with Firefox. It got a folder that save all the pic and icon and stuff in their actual size, so even the pic was resized in the page, I can still get a bigger size as long as it was linked.

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beren_writes July 9 2010, 07:40:52 UTC
Thank you, that's very useful for all the images, not so useful for only a selection. I have tried both now and it is much quicker to just save, but means a lot more sorting ::g:: - I think I shall have to use both techniques when needs must.

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subtlemagic July 9 2010, 23:11:09 UTC
That is absurdly useful information! I never knew that, thanks!

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