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Batch
Image
Download
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can
mark images as you browse and download them later in one unattended
operation. This is especially useful for dial-up connections
where downloading high resolution images can be time consuming.
will attempt to determine if the image you're marking is a low
resolution thumbnail preview image and if so ask you if you wish to
download the thumbnail or the linked high resolution image. Your
answer to this question will apply to the remainder of the image you
mark. See how it works below...
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Browse
to a Page with Images...
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1.
Starting: On a page with images, click the Mark
Images for Download button,
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Images for Download from the menu, or press <CTRL><I>
to put
in Mark Images Mode.
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2.
Notice how the Active Web Panel Header now shows that
is in Mark Images Mode.
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3.
After clicking on an image,
determines that it's a thumbnail preview image linked to a
high resolution image, and asks if you wish to download the
thumbnail or the high resolution image.
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4.
If you click an image with a Hyperlink to another
web page,
will ask if you wish to
download the image or follow the link.
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5.
After clicking an image,
queries
the web server for information such as size of the image.
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6.
As you continue to mark images,
puts
the total number of images marked for download and the total
size of the download in the Active Web Panel Header.
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7.
Saving: When finished marking images, click the Mark
Images for Download button,
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or select File|Mark
Images for Download from the menu, or press <CTRL><I>
to end Mark Images Mode and open the Download Dialog Box.
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8.
Downloading: The Download Dialog Box sets the Download
Location and starts or cancels the Image Download process.
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The Download Dialog Box during downloading.
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