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Is there a script or add-on that anyone knows about that will let me download
all pictures on a web page without having to right-click + save as or click and drag? At work I have to manually save every picture (between 25 to 35 images per page) so I can analyize and compare them to historical images. I don't won't to save the page as an .mht, htm etc. nor do I want to make it available offline. Any suggestions? They're all jpg images if that matters. Thank you! ![]() |
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Hi,
I haven't used any of these, but trying out freeware is a great way to pass time. ;-) http://www.snapfiles.com/freeware/do...gdownload.html http://www.topshareware.com/PixGrabb...load-13680.htm http://www.downloadjunction.com/product/software/91725/ Hope this helps, Don [MS MVP- IE] "Shawn McGowen" <ShawnMcGowen[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:52F52758-BD15-4AE3-998B-C46A7E661BB1@microsoft.com... > Is there a script or add-on that anyone knows about that will let me download > all pictures on a web page without having to right-click + save as or click > and drag? At work I have to manually save every picture (between 25 to 35 > images per page) so I can analyize and compare them to historical images. I > don't won't to save the page as an .mht, htm etc. nor do I want to make it > available offline. Any suggestions? They're all jpg images if that matters. > Thank you! ![]() |
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"Shawn McGowen" <ShawnMcGowen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:52F52758-BD15-4AE3-998B-C46A7E661BB1@microsoft.com... > Is there a script or add-on that anyone knows about that will let me download > all pictures on a web page without having to right-click + save as or click > and drag? At work I have to manually save every picture (between 25 to 35 > images per page) so I can analyize and compare them to historical images. I > don't won't to save the page as an .mht, htm etc. nor do I want to make it > available offline. Any suggestions? They're all jpg images if that matters. > Thank you! ![]() When you browse a webpage all the images are in your Temporary Internet Files subfolders. Suggest you install http://www.browsertools.net/IE-Privacy-Keeper/ and clean out those folders, browse the webpage of interest, and copy the files. Also see http://www.browsertools.net/IE-Priva...ersmanual.html |
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"Shawn McGowen" <ShawnMcGowen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:52F52758-BD15-4AE3-998B-C46A7E661BB1@microsoft.com... > Is there a script or add-on that anyone knows about that will let me download > all pictures on a web page without having to right-click + save as or click > and drag? At work I have to manually save every picture (between 25 to 35 > images per page) so I can analyize and compare them to historical images. I > don't won't to save the page as an .mht, htm etc. nor do I want to make it > available offline. Any suggestions? They're all jpg images if that matters. > Thank you! ![]() You could also use Picture Ace http://www.pictureace.com/?iepk27 |
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