Automatically download images?

happyhatter

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Is there a program that will help me automatically download images? I have saved some HTML pages to my hard drive that have links to images that I would also like to download to my hard drive.
 
Looks like iMacros will do the job for me.
 
Surf to the page online.
Click FILE at the top if Firefox or Interner Explorer
Click Save Page As - Complete Webpage

The images will now be in a folder on your computer.
 
Give bulk image downloader a try. Thats the best to download images from any site and is a very good software. you can add multiple links of images in download queque and the software does the rest by it self.
 
iMacros seems to work just fine. Here's the macro in case someone is interested:

Code:
TAB T=1     
SET !ERRORIGNORE YES
SET !VAR2 0
ADD !VAR2 {{!LOOP}}
'TAB CLOSEALLOTHERS  
'URL GOTO=http://www.iopus.com/imacros/demo/v5/images/   
URL GOTO=file:///C:\myTest{{!VAR2}}.htm
'You can *start* the loop at another value with SET !LOOP. The default start value is 1. 
'Since the SET !LOOP command sets a START value, it works only at the first loop.
'SET !LOOP 2
'TAG POS={{!loop}} TYPE=IMG ATTR=SRC:http://*.jpg  

'
'You can use the FOLDER=* part of the ONDOWNLOAD command to define another download directory
'And you can overwrite the automatic file name generation by replacing
'FILE=+_{{!NOW:yyyy******d_hhnnss}}  
'with 
'FILE=yourname.ext 
'
'
ONDOWNLOAD FOLDER=* FILE=*
'
'Download the picture
TAG POS=1 TYPE=IMG ATTR=SRC:http://*.jpg CONTENT=EVENT:SAVEITEM
'TAG POS=2 TYPE=IMG ATTR=SRC:http://*.jpg CONTENT=EVENT:SAVEITEM
'
'You can also use the EVENT:SAVEPICTUREAS command instead
'TAG POS=1 TYPE=IMG ATTR=HREF:http://*.jpg CONTENT=EVENT:SAVEPICTUREAS
'
'Or you can take a snapshot of the complete web page
'SAVEAS TYPE=BMP FOLDER=* FILE=MySnapshot_{{!NOW:yyyy******d_hhnnss}}.bmp 
'
'Give the user time to press PAUSE 
'WAIT SECONDS=1
'
'Go back to start page
'Use !urlstart if you removed the URL GOTO= command at the top of the macro
'URL GOTO={{!urlstart}}
 
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