Hello, Randi! I've just tried with the URL you provide (which is NOT wrong!!) but it doesn't work as the site still asks for a username and password to access the file. This is the part of the URL that identifies your pic's location (but indeed it is not a location in the sense a URL is, it is a command):
http://www.photogra.com/index.cfm?p=...ImageID=118691
and the rest are more commands to the same script that locates and shows the picture:
&RETURNTO=viewphoto&StartRow=1&kw=&pg=NO&d=1
That's why it isn't so easy to perform Ann's instructions - they use a software called Coldfusion to manage the pictures and the whole site (I know because my job is, partly, webmaster and we use the same software here), and I think nothing else can be done in that way
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BUT another thing you could try to retrieve your picture is open the page (introducing username and password) and once you can see it on your browser, press 'Prt SC' key. That copies the whole screen. Then you can open any software you use to see/treat images, open a new file and then select Edit -> Paste (or just press keys Ctrl - V). Then you can crop the photo and paste it into another new (blank) file, and there you are!
Well, I know this is a stupid and irksome thing to do to retrieve your own photos - but it's the only thing I can think of now! Ah, and sorry for the detailed explanation... it's because part of my current job is HELPDESK![]()
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I hope it was helpful... at least you know now that Your URL wasn't wrong!!
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Nita
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