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How to copy a protected image from a website

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Tom67-s5 -  
 Niecpe -
Hello,
Does anyone have a solution for me? Let me explain the problem
I would like to copy an image from a website, but the problem is that it is protected, it is not displayed at 100%, so taking a screenshot is "not cool" is there any software or technique to copy protected images?
Configuration: Windows Vista Internet Explorer 7.0

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dulquen Posted messages 492 Status Membre 189
 
On the page you are on, press "Ctrl + U"
Then press "CTRL + F" and in the small search box, type
You click "Search" and for each link after the tag, you check if it's the image you are looking for...
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g6k
 
It works great.
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Niecpe
 
I remind you that a protected image is protected for good reasons; it does not belong to you.

That’s why there are websites where images are free of rights.
This will save you a lot of legal and economic problems!

I therefore advise you to take a look at copyright and everything that goes with it, e.g., on the books available online, as photography has long been considered an art...

So stealing from an artist for personal gain is not very good, I'm saying this, I'm saying nothing: (
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Sokar80
 
There is a free software called HTTrack that allows you to copy an entire website. When properly configured, you can access the images.
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sebyx Posted messages 243 Status Membre 26
 
The proof that it's possible: http://www.commentcamarche.net/faq/sujet 3134 myths one can protect a webpage or an image against copying
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SMS language may save time in writing, but certainly not in reading!!
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hazdine Posted messages 502 Status Membre 20
 
Here it is, that's exactly it.
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hazdine Posted messages 502 Status Membre 20
 
no because the person used a software called anti-image copying software

and you won't be able to do anything or download the software against anti-image copying!

how a virus can do nothing against antivirus (it’s the antivirus that always wins)

so it's the same thing sorry
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dulquen Posted messages 492 Status Membre 189
 
Never share knowledge that you don’t have. An antivirus is not a defense against a virus; otherwise, we would never have any. ;)
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Xmax
 
There are small software programs for that.
I use SnagIt. It's great.
You can download it (trial for 1 month?) from various sites
for example tetecharger.com (I think)
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hazdine Posted messages 502 Status Membre 20
 
but no you can't
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Xmax
 
Gaetoz's technique is good, but it doesn't
work when the image is protected!
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gaetoz Posted messages 191 Status Membre 9
 
lol yeah that's true deep down ;-)
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gaetoz Posted messages 191 Status Membre 9
 
I didn't even know you could protect images, but if they are really protected, it's certainly because the person who implemented this strategy doesn't want it to be copied => the Copy Grrr
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Xmax
 
I am more in favor of sharing.
If he doesn’t want us to see it, he should keep it to himself and
not put it on the internet!
Internet = exchange
To each their own point of view.
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Tom67-s5 > Xmax
 
It's clear!!! But on the site I'm on, I found a solution: I hold down the left click and move to a window other than a web page!! And it works :|!!! Now maybe it's only for this site, who knows for the others; I haven't come across a protected site where I absolutely wanted an image yet!!! But thanks for your help everyone!!
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sebyx Posted messages 243 Status Membre 26
 
Yes, you right-click, view source, and you search a bit.
If you really don't know anything at all about HTML, you can try using a website scraper.
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The SMS language may save time when writing, but certainly not when reading!!
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gaetoz Posted messages 191 Status Membre 9
 
Hi, you right-click with your mouse and choose "Save image as," then you select the directory where you want to save it, and you have it finally, normally.
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