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Posted by elmique on 1. February 2003 - 2:12

>>Some schools offer PHds to students who know how to stop 1200 from blinking.

No way - there are people who can do that!?

Then again, Blinky*s my best friend... eek

Submitted by Robblink on 1. February 2003 - 0:06.

Some schools offer PHds to students who know how to stop 1200 from blinking.

Submitted by dabitch on 31. January 2003 - 14:48.

>>Hi, does anybody knows how to download or save to disk any of tis ads?

>>It happensa that I am taking a masters degree in marketing and I need to present some ads in VHS format.

>>I have solved the problem from taking them from a CD in mov extension to a VHS, but I cant find the way to save them to my hard drive. >>Anyone can help me?

>>Regards.

>>elmique confused confused

Sigh. It*s a sad day for the industry when the ability to use a VCR will get you a masters degree in marketing.

Submitted by dabitch on 31. January 2003 - 12:06.

he can also read the

FAQ

, says about the same thing you just said Rob. razz

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everything is so random there must be a pattern.

Submitted by Robblink on 31. January 2003 - 6:38.

If you have a PC, you can usually save the ads by right clicking the Quicktime window and selecting "Save as Quicktime Movie".

If you have a Mac, you would have to use Netscape and after viewing a commercial, go to the Desktop Menu and FIND, FILE "cache". You will then see a bunch of files with the name cache. One of them would be the commercial you just viewed. You just have to rename the file and make sure it has the .mov extension.

Good luck transfering these commercials to a VHS tape. The commercials in adland were created specifically to be small to allow fast viewing. They get pixilated if you try to view them on the big screen!

Submitted by elmique on 30. January 2003 - 23:18.

Hi, does anybody knows how to download or save to disk any of tis ads?

It happensa that I am taking a masters degree in marketing and I need to present some ads in VHS format.

I have solved the problem from taking them from a CD in mov extension to a VHS, but I cant find the way to save them to my hard drive.

Anyone can help me?

Regards.

elmique confused confused

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