How Do I Capture A Sound File From A Website?

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I can capture an image file using "Save Picture As." I can capture a
webpage by using saveas, but this doesn't necessarily capture an
associated sound file. How do I capture a sound file?
 
jim evans said:
I can capture an image file using "Save Picture As." I can capture a
webpage by using saveas, but this doesn't necessarily capture an
associated sound file. How do I capture a sound file?
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Ignoring that it may be a copyright violation...
check your browser cache (TIF).
 
Ignoring that it may be a copyright violation...
check your browser cache (TIF).
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I've checked the browser cache. It isn't there.

I don't know what "[TIF]" means.
 
Hi Jim,

"TIF" = Temporary Internet Files (C:\WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files).

Good Luck.
Andy I.


jim evans said:
Ignoring that it may be a copyright violation...
check your browser cache (TIF).
Click to expand...

I've checked the browser cache. It isn't there.

I don't know what "[TIF]" means.
Click to expand...
 
I see -- thanks.

That's what I meant when I said I've looked in the cache and the sound
file is not there.

Hi Jim,

"TIF" = Temporary Internet Files (C:\WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files).

Good Luck.
Andy I.


jim evans said:
I can capture an image file using "Save Picture As." I can capture a
webpage by using saveas, but this doesn't necessarily capture an
associated sound file. How do I capture a sound file?

Ignoring that it may be a copyright violation...
check your browser cache (TIF).
Click to expand...

I've checked the browser cache. It isn't there.

I don't know what "[TIF]" means.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
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