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Posted by Neredbojias on 12/22/05 09:47
With neither quill nor qualm, Tom Edelbrok quothed:
> To all:
>
> I received an e-mail with a video in it (or perhaps it's an animated GIF). I
> want to save the video but every time I do a 'COPY' I cannot subsequently
> paste (the PASTE is grayed out). So I right-click the image and do a VIEW
> SOURCE, as shown below. The small video clip seems to come from the
> directive "src="image001.gif"". Where is it getting image001.gif from? I
> searched my entire local hard drive and can't find anything with that name,
> even in the Temporary Internet Files folder. So where does the video clip or
> animated GIF originate from???
It's embedded in the email. And you probably can save it. The email
might have a js lockout or something, or it might be Flash, but save the
email as a separate file and then open it and try to save the pic.
If "paste" is blacked-out, try ctrl-V. Possibly you need to
disable/customize your javascript, but I've never seen that locally with
mail.
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Neredbojias
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