Let's exchange Holiday Greeting Cards

[ParTaxer]

Happy Holidays Campers


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[swissarmygirl]

[toypusher]

[Oasis Maker]

I'd like to know how you did that young man?? When I tried to copy that pic of the teardrop holiday card it was copyright protected and wouldn't allow cut and paste to be done??

So what's your little copyright protection trick?

Scott G.

[steve smoot]

Merry Christmas everyone....

[Oasis Maker]

Well, if you can do the little trick that Kerry did and get past the copyright protection on this site here: Another Teardrop Christmas Card

Paste this one for me and MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

Scott G.

[cuyeda]

Well, if you can do the little trick that Kerry did and get past the copyright protection on this site here: Another Teardrop Christmas Card

Paste this one for me and MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

Scott G.

[Oasis Maker]

Well, if you can do the little trick that Kerry did and get past the copyright protection on this site here: Another Teardrop Christmas Card

Paste this one for me and MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

Scott G.

Okay now that's just mean. I feel like I'm dealing with that old magician's code of secrecy. Come onnnnnn, it's Christmas time. Howdya do that?

Scott G.

[toypusher]

I'd like to know how you did that young man?? When I tried to copy that pic of the teardrop holiday card it was copyright protected and wouldn't allow cut and paste to be done??

So what's your little copyright protection trick?

Scott G.

Google image search for "Teardrop Camper Santa"

[cuyeda]

Okay now that's just mean. I feel like I'm dealing with that old magician's code of secrecy. Come onnnnnn, it's Christmas time. Howdya do that?
Scott G.

Kerry found his image via direct search for images. Your request link was from a protected site.

You just need to know where to find the source code in the HTML. Once you find the image tag, copy and paste it. There are other more elaborate ways of protecting a posted image, but if you can see it, you can grab it. Just takes a little know how.

[steve smoot]

Scott,

I just went shopping online and found the card I liked. It did not say anything on the site about copyright, so I saved it to photobucket and then posted it here.

Steve

[Oasis Maker]

Kerry found his image via direct search for images. Your request link was from a protected site.

You just need to know where to find the source code in the HTML. Once you find the image tag, copy and paste it. There are other more elaborate ways of protecting a posted image, but if you can see it, you can grab it. Just takes a little know how.

(Sorry) and without hijacking this wonderful thread any more than I already have, I know you can do a google search, etc. BUT on THIS link: Another Teardrop Christmas Card can you (did you) lift the image of that card?

Scott G.

[mikeschn]

I found the link as well... but if it was not available, I could have also done a cmd-shift-4 (prt-scrn on the pc) and uploaded the resulting pic somewhere.

Mike...

[Oasis Maker]

I don't know? Maybe it's because I have an Apple computer? But I don't have the ability to cut, paste, copy, or circumvent anything on that site??

Scott G.

(I'm sorry to do battle with a website folks, but the answers derived here will certainly make for a stronger future generation and world peace.)

[mikeschn]

I don't know? Maybe it's because I have an Apple computer? But I don't have the ability to cut, paste, copy, or circumvent anything on that site??

Scott G.

(I'm sorry to do battle with a website folks, but the answers derived here will certainly make for a stronger future generation and world peace.)

Scott,

I'm using a Mac....

in your browser, choose "view source"

then search for .jpg



I've hilighted the jpg that I found... If you post that in a message (add img tags of course), you'll see the card...

cmd-shift-4 also puts a picture on your desktop. You draw a rectangle around the part of the screen that you want captured!

Mike...