[rideit]

At least, not easily?

Now every yahoo/google search image is encoded in some '**&/00oo/hpxy/#^^' gobbledy-gook, even when the image in question is not theirs, or copyrighted, or whatever.

How can I seperate the 'image' url from all of that noise?

What is the deal with all of this, anyhoo?

Much thanks.

 

[pixelninja]

PrtScn is your friend. Unless its copyrighted material, then you shouldn't be "borrowing" it anyway.

 

[binary visions]

I don't understand what your issue is?

I go to Google Images. Click the image I want. Click on "See Full Sized Image" - then copy the image address. Or right click the link for See Full Sized Image and copy it.

 

[LordOpie]

If by 'borrow', you mean hotlink, well, they may not own the image, but they're paying for the bandwidth, so that's why.

create a photobucket acct., save-as an image, load it to your PB accot, link to it.

 

[pixelninja]

If by 'borrow', you mean hotlink, well, they may not own the image, but they're paying for the bandwidth, so that's why.

If that's the case, then "borrowing" is uncool. You can steal a man's wife, dog or horse, but don't go stealing his bandwidth.

 

[Quo Fan]

You can have the wife, the dog and the horse, but you touch my bandwidth, I'll hunt you down like the slime that you are.