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Message # 2337.1.1

Subject: Re: Re: Soaking Stars saving problems - a workaround

Date: Tue 18/02/03 09:10:13 GMT

Name: WETINRED

Email: stekz@cableone.net

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that is a good Idea,Soaking, but It seems the only programs that do that r the celebrity websites and John's site(wet kahuna) were the only sites that saved bmp files. I just save all bmp files put 'em in a special folder and convert 'em to jpg then burn the bmp files as those are nice sized photos to cd Just my thoughts

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Re: Soaking Stars saving problems - a workaround

By w@mboy - Tue 18/02/03 09:02:45 GMT

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That does indeed work, it might be worth having a fiddle with your .htaccess file, there might be an edit you can make to that to fix the problem.

I'm not at all sure this will even do anything, nevermind fix the problem but if you edit your .htaccess file with the following:

#!----

*// Start Of Code

AddType image/jpeg .jpeg

*//End Of Code

----#

It might help IE figure out what a JPEG is. If you can't find a .htaccess file in your root folder just open up notepad, copy the above code in and save the file as .htaccess and on a recent version of windows you should have your .htaccess file read to upload.

w@mboy

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Soaking Stars saving problems - a workaround

By Soaking Stars - soakingstars@water.freewire.co.uk Tue 18/02/03 05:03:43 GMT

Website: http://www.soakingstars.freewire.co.uk/

Some of you have pointed out that when using IE, all the pictures on Soaking Stars refuse to save in any format other than .bmp - well, I haven't worked out why, but I've found a way around the problem...

Instead of left-clicking on a thumbnail to open the picture and then attempting to save it, right-click on the thumbnail and select "Save target as..." This will allow you to save the .jpg which the thumbnail links to.

It's not ideal, but it does the job!

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