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Subject: Re: spaceball photo?

Date: Fri 27/02/09 04:52:23 GMT

Name: A Nonny Mouse

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There are various ways of bypassing the block, especially in Firefox -- but if you're lazy like me, or you switch between different computers and browsers a lot and don't want to be bothered with configuring them, here's a tip I found with Google: just right-click on the very bottom edge of the picture. Apparently the transparent gif that overlays the real picture doesn't quite cover the whole thing. This sounded so simple I didn't believe it could possibly work, but I've been able to save a bunch of images that way. The sweet spot is a very narrow band only a pixel or two wide so you need a steady hand -- if you're a little too high you get spaceball, or a little too low you miss the image completely -- but if you miss just click cancel and try again. The nice thing is it works on any browser.

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Re: spaceball photo?

By the chiller - Thu 26/02/09 20:57:33 GMT

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Hi there,

in I.E. you'd just have to go to your EXPLORER CACHE, something like:

C:\Documents and settings\(YOUR USER NAME)\local settings\Temporary Internet Files\ (then to the sub-DIRs)

now you can look it up - youtube clips can be found here, too! ;)

---> It's a lot easier with some Data-Commander Software, sort the files to their TIME or DATE or SIZE (clips!) - voila!

Hope this will help :)

stay wet!

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Re: spaceball photo?

By Anonymous - Thu 26/02/09 16:50:04 GMT

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is there a solution for Internet Explorer, too?

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Re: spaceball photo?

By Roshanak - Thu 26/02/09 11:00:19 GMT

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in firefox from menu bar go to Tools -> Page Info

a window will apear; select Media tab on that window,

you will see a list from all component of you current page including the pic you want,

simply select it on list and then click on "save as.." button below the list.

that's it :)

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spaceball photo?

By Anonymous - Wed 25/02/09 12:30:55 GMT

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did someone have the solution to copy a "spaceball" pic?? thanks!

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