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Robert
How does one obtain a URL from a photograph?
Robert
Robert
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David Candy
Photographs don't have URLs. They are pieces of paper.
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Robert
I use to obtain a URL for a photograph through a HP web
site, but it no longer exists. The purpose of obtaining
such was to send a photograph to a forum.
Robert
site, but it no longer exists. The purpose of obtaining
such was to send a photograph to a forum.
Robert
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Photographs don't have URLs. They are pieces of paper.
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Guest
You may be thinking of photos you've seen posted in forums on the web. They have a URL that links you to the page they are found on in a web site gallery.
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David Candy
I have no idea what you are talking about. I thought my first post would make the point you are babbling. If it's something to do with HP ask HP.
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David Candy
It's like me asking you how do I find where my transportation (car, bus, train, plane?) is parked.
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Tom Aaron [MSFT]
Robert,
I assume what you are talking about is getting the properties of an image
posted on a website to get the "physical" location of the image so you can
post the image to a forum. Here's what you do:
1) Go to the website where the photo is located
2) Mouse over the photo and right click and select>properties.
3) In the properties dialoge box you'll see "Address:"
4) Highlight the entire URL and rt. click>Copy
5) Go to your forum post, and paste the URL
Enjoy!
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I assume what you are talking about is getting the properties of an image
posted on a website to get the "physical" location of the image so you can
post the image to a forum. Here's what you do:
1) Go to the website where the photo is located
2) Mouse over the photo and right click and select>properties.
3) In the properties dialoge box you'll see "Address:"
4) Highlight the entire URL and rt. click>Copy
5) Go to your forum post, and paste the URL
Enjoy!
--
Tom Aaron
Microsoft Printing, Imaging and Fax Team
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Please do not send email directly to this alias. This alias is for newsgroup
purposes only.'
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John Inzer
====================================Robert said:How does one obtain a URL from a photograph?
Robert
Well...first, the image must be posted on a
website...then it's very simple....
Open the full sized image and right click the
image...from the menu...choose...Properties...
Copy the "Address (URL)" and paste it in your
address bar....press "Enter"... now you will
see only the image and not the graphics of the
webpage.This may time out on some sites...
but works for most. Now you have a link that
can be added to any message.
(Tip...if it's a long link you may have to scroll
your pointer to highlight it all)
Example:
http://www.crh.noaa.gov/diversity/spotlight/cat.jpg
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John Inzer
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Mary Sauer
Might try this free trial.
http://www.pixagogo.com/Photos/Albums/features.aspx?p=features_3
http://www.pixagogo.com/Photos/Albums/features.aspx?p=features_3
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Brad
You can use a program like PWAIN to upload your images.
http://www.rightclick.com.au/
Once your images have been placed on a web site they have a URL.
Brad
PWAIN Put yourself online http://www.rightclick.com.au/
http://www.rightclick.com.au/
Once your images have been placed on a web site they have a URL.
Brad
PWAIN Put yourself online http://www.rightclick.com.au/
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