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Per Hauberg
Jedi Master Film Handler

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From: Malling, Denmark
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 - posted 08-11-2004 03:37 AM      Profile for Per Hauberg   Author's Homepage   Email Per Hauberg   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
After having learned, that all photos from the FT forums decline very fast, and in few seconds looks like [bs] when You copy them, I began some years ago to fetch pics from ImdB, when in need for something for my theaters repertoire-flyer. Now - all in a sudden - I'm only getting a blank file.
Is it me, or is it ImdB, that's got hit by some kind of Redifer-syndrome ?

p. [Confused]

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David Favel
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From: Ashburton, New Zealand
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 - posted 08-11-2004 03:56 AM      Profile for David Favel   Email David Favel   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
If its the posters you need try clicking on "posters" link & choosing the "impawards" site.

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Brad Miller
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From: Plano, TX (36.2 miles NW of Rockwall)
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 - posted 08-11-2004 04:00 AM      Profile for Brad Miller   Author's Homepage   Email Brad Miller       Edit/Delete Post 
quote: Per Hauberg
all photos from the FT forums decline very fast
Huh? There is no such problem.

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Per Hauberg
Jedi Master Film Handler

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From: Malling, Denmark
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 - posted 08-11-2004 04:15 AM      Profile for Per Hauberg   Author's Homepage   Email Per Hauberg   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Yeah, Brad - Scandinavian and Texan Humor has never been compatible... Huh ?
The photos all look like Joe, when You steal them !! [Big Grin] - and it w a s ment as some kind of joke, before popping the question in mind !

Thanks, David. Have not tried that way before. - works all fine on the poster. -But the photo galleries were also possible to copy until few weeks ago - seems 'crypted now, and that's a bitch, when local distributors often get as close as 14 days before premiere, before sending out photos (electronical as well as printed)

p

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Mitchell Dvoskin
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 - posted 08-11-2004 09:11 AM      Profile for Mitchell Dvoskin   Email Mitchell Dvoskin   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
The IMDB plays a game to attempt to prevent you from downloading their poster photos.

What they do is make the poster a sort of background in the area, and then put an empty transparent JPG over it as the image, so when you right click, you get the blank jpg rather than the poster.

There may be an easier way, but what I do is view the source for the page, find the address of the actual image, and cut/paste it into my browsers url address line, bringing up a page with nothing but the picture. I then right click and download the picture.

/Mitchell

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Josh Jones
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You could always use the old 'print screen' and paste trick.

JJ

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William Hooper
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It's some java or javascript-related crap. Turn java off in Opera & you'll be amazed how fast the internet is again. If using IE, put the address of the site in the "Restricted Sites" list in Tools->Security.

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Thomas Procyk
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 - posted 08-12-2004 10:22 AM      Profile for Thomas Procyk   Email Thomas Procyk   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
quote:
The photos all look like Joe, when You steal them !!
Huh? There is no such problem. I steal pics from here all the time (uhh... for various reasons) and I see nothing wrong. [Smile]

=TMP=

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Per Hauberg
Jedi Master Film Handler

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 - posted 08-12-2004 10:35 AM      Profile for Per Hauberg   Author's Homepage   Email Per Hauberg   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Huh !

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David Favel
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 - posted 08-12-2004 06:07 PM      Profile for David Favel   Email David Favel   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Yea, I stole all the variations of Joe pics & pasted them onto my porn.

Nice boobies Joe

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Carl Martin
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david, please comply with forum rules and post these pictures!

carl

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