The following example goes through the exersice of first building a fusker collection with missing file blocks at the beginning of the fusker collection, in the middle of the fusker collection, and at the end of the fusker collection. Then works through the use of Image Surfer Pro Forms to remove those blocks.
Initial Configuration |
Description Now we will work through a slightly more involved example as we attempt to get a clean fusker collection of Josie Maran pictures from UGO.com. The page is relatively "noisy" and full of images, but you will notice a couple of rows of images listed as "Latest Pictures" and "Josie Maran Community Photos". They claim to have 102 official pictures and 20 community pictures. Our goal will be to build a fusker collection of the 20 community images and let you figure out how to collect the official images. Our configuration will have the following important settings:
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Starting Page |
After Clicking A Thumbnail |
After |
The first step really doesn't have anything to do with Image Surfer Pro - we simply clicked the thumbnail
image and ugo.com kept us surfing in the same IE tab and took us to a page where the "community" Josie Maran
images are shown. If you click around on the very small thumbnails on that page you'll notice the entire
page reloads with new advertizing and the selected image now in larger (though still small) form. At this point we decided the ugo.com browsing method was not for us. So we explode the image information off the page into an Image Surfer Pro Form. In the form you will note nothing is selected since none of the images on the page link directly to other images. Thus this was not a thumbnail post which could have been processed directly. |
Next Configuration |
Description In the form we just generated we go ahead and check the box under the image "Josie_Maran_031.jpg" and process the form. This adds the one image to the fusker collection and shows the resulting file segment view. Once the image is in the fusker collection we wish to look for the other promised images by auto ranging the file segment. We notice the image added was #31. This tells us a couple things:
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Selected image on the form |
After processing the form |
After auto ranging the file |
After taking these steps we have a fusker collection with a numerically fusked file accessing images "Josie_Maran_0001.jgp" through "Josie_Maran_0050.jpg". As we scroll through the visualization shown after the file was Auto Ranged, we find there are 20 actual images and the rest show up as missing file blocks. While this allows us to see the 20 images we were searching for, the missing files are problematic in that we don't want to click on them and they clutter up the visualization. |