>The question is how do I intercept images download as the messages received
>from the webbrowser seem to refer to the whole document? I would like to
redirect
>the IE from some images (doing a check based on their URL) to other images
stored
>on disk.
>You can't do what you want this way. You may be able to use Asynchronous
>Pluggable Protocols (APPs), but again I'm not sure whether they can be used
>this way (I have never used them this way.) The basic idea is writing an
APP
>which intercepts the http protocol, and redirects the image URLs while
handing
>all other URLs off to the default http protocol handler. Hope that this is
possible.
This sounds a lot like "hijacking" - when I go to see a web page, I expect
to see the mages named in that page, not some alternatives directed by some
software... it sounds like the dirty trick tried by some parasite software
that replaces a page's images with its own adverts... please tell me this is
not what it is?
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Jason Teagle
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