- saving jpg when right click disabled
- Posted by Johnny8977 on October 15th, 2004
Hi all.
Is there any way I can save a picture from a page where the right click has
been disabled. The option in XP where you get the save icon in the top right
is not there either.
Thanks.
- Posted by zum on October 15th, 2004
You could do a screen capture (cntrl + print screen) which will paste the
whole screen to the clip board and you can edit it (cut out the bit you
want) in any paint package
Or load up Opera browser which does not allow right click disable
- Posted by zum on October 15th, 2004
Sorry meant Alt+print screen
- Posted by Pennywise on October 15th, 2004
On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 18:33:03 +0100, "Johnny8977"
<usenet@johnny8977.plus.com***NOSPAM***> wrote:
|>Hi all.
|>
|>Is there any way I can save a picture from a page where the right click has
|>been disabled. The option in XP where you get the save icon in the top right
|>is not there either.
Press the context key?
(On my keyboard it's just to the left of the Control key,
the odd key without a flag)
- Posted by Rob B. on October 15th, 2004
You can view page source and get the name of the file, then go into your
Internet Cache and find the file by name.
-Rob
techhowto.org
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- Posted by mAineAc on October 15th, 2004
Johnny8977 wrote:
If you get Mozilla Firefox, you can go to File then Page Info once that
opens you can choose the media tab and save any pictures or files on the
page.
mAineAc
- Posted by Bruce the Shark on October 15th, 2004
Johnny8977 wrote:
You're using Internet Explorer, right? You could use Firefox, which
gives you more power over your browsing, such as not allowing sites
to disable the right mouse button; but if you love IE, then you can
save the image (in it's original format, not just a screenshot) by:
(1) Left-click the image, and, while holding the button, move the
mouse to the left or right a few pixels. You should see a "deny"
circle appear as a result, while you're holding the button down.
(2) Press Windows+D to show the Desktop. The "deny" circle has now
turned into a "drop" icon (it has a plus sign), so let go of the
mouse button now and voila, the image has just been dropped onto
your Desktop in its original format.
Easy! 
- Posted by NoMoreMrNiceGuy on October 16th, 2004
"Bruce the Shark" <okokjmwd@nebwq.com> wrote in message
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That is easily one of the best tid bits I have read in a long time. Thanks.
--
Norm
- Posted by teacka on October 16th, 2004
When I run across this problem in IE, I just go to file, save as web-page
(complete), this saves everything to a folder, then I can simply delete that
stuff that I don't want.
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- Posted by Johnny8977 on October 16th, 2004
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Me too. Nice one, thanks!
- Posted by Bruce the Shark on October 17th, 2004
Johnny8977 wrote:
It's always a great feeling when you beat the webmasters, eh? 
