I had no trouble saving as a Quicktime movie on my desktop and viewing at will. On Tuesday, April 29, 2003, at 10:59 PM, Mark M. Florida wrote: > On 4/29/03 8:48 PM, "Ian Tucker" <carlian at picknowl.com.au> wrote: > >> Is there anyway I can save Quicktime movies from web sites please? > > That depends on how the QuickTime movie was saved by the author. In > this > case, no. With QuickTime compression/authoring programs it is > possible to > set a flag in the QuickTime file to not let it be downloaded, and this > puts > the power in the media author's hands, where it should be. It used to > be > possible to use an older version of Netscape (4.x) and search for the > files > in it's cache folder -- but now QuickTime movies can even be told not > to > cache themselves. But now that I think of it, I'm not sure if that > applies > to the older Netscape browsers as well... Hmmm... Something to try > anyway? > > - Mark >