Sometimes you know beforehand that a web sites stores images as number sequences. For instance:
http://help.pictureace.com/sample/img001.jpg
http://help.pictureace.com/sample/img002.jpg
http://help.pictureace.com/sample/img003.jpg
etc.
You don't know the web page that refers to these images or there are too many pages to browse them and save the images one by one. That's where Picture Ace comes in handy again.
Suppose we know that there are 10 images at http://help.pictureace.com/sample/ called img
Note that although you could use the tray icon menu or the main program menu to create a new task, it is highly recommended to create new tasks from within the web browser, since that allows Picture Ace to get additional information from the web browser (e.g. cookies) and avoid sign-in issues.
When the Task Properties dialog appears, switch to the Sequences tab.
Enter http://help.pictureace.com/sample/img@.jpg in the Address field. Picture Ace will later replace the @ character (commercial at) with numbers.
Set the range from 1 to 10 and the number of digits to 3.
The Generate button allows you to test the options you just set and see if the program generates correct file names.
Click OK, Picture Ace starts downloading the images. You will see a notification window when the downloading process is finished. Open the current destination folder to view the images.
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