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Ok, I use a site to upload pictures onto to keep them there for use from anywhere, but I want to create a quick backup.

My problem is saving them, I can write the Inetget and everything.

I think my problem is right here.

I know my variable for the picture is correct, as i've used message boxes.

InetGet($yellow, "C:\Documents and Settings\Windows User\Desktop\test\1.jpg", 1,0)

I'm thinking the limits of InetGet don't allow it to save pictures onto my HD?

Any recommendations?

Posted

Does the directory on your desktop "test" exist? InetGet() can save pictures. There are no limitations!

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Does the directory on your desktop "test" exist? InetGet() can save pictures. There are no limitations!

It did exist, but I just figured out my problem.

I never had http://

hehe.

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It did exist, but I just figured out my problem.

I never had http://

hehe.

:)

...Please check your script next time before posting. :)

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:)

...Please check your script next time before posting. :)

i've been trying to figure this out for about a half hour, so i've checked plenty.

just one of those things that click when you look away from a while.

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i've been trying to figure this out for about a half hour, so i've checked plenty.

just one of those things that click when you look away from a while.

Always use Http:// though! :)
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Always use Http:// though! :)

That's true, but when I was using variables and using clipput to make sure it worked, it worked in my brower. just that it redirected it.

I got this puppy working now.

Going to make backups so much easier from now on.

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