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It looks like the seller just deals with anything he can get his hands on. From my experience, people with no real specialty seem to never really know what they're selling...Basically, they tend to be the "the guy I got this from told me" type sellers.

Anyways, as far as downloading pictures from ebay, the only thing I've been able to do is, (CTRL+Print Scrn) and then paste into whatever photo editing software you use, and crop out what you need.

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usually just right click and save in "my documents"
 

You can just right click on most pics on ebay and then save in "My Documents" or "My Picutres"....Then right click and Open with Paint and crop whatever you want to. It takes about 5 seconds. This other way is doable too, obviously.

I can only do that when the auction has a photo other than the typical listing photo...I can't do that with the listing photo though, but I think it's just with Mozilla Firefox. It does work your way with the standard Internet Explorer though.

I just suggested that way to him, because I figured since he's having that same problem, that he was probably using Firefox as well. I can't stand using IE...

Here it is!!

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On a windows machine you can do "alt+print screen" that will copy everything that's on the screen as an image that can be pasted into a photo editor and cropped. Awkward way to do it, but if it won't allow it any other way it works.

For me, with IE I can save pictures from the enlarged window, but not fron the small picture in the listing.

I use both IE and firefox on my machine, each has some good things and some bad. Haven't tried chrome yet.

Steve B

If you are using Firefox download the add-on Image Fetcher

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir...image-fetcher/

to save a picture from ebay (and other site) all you'll have to do is get your mouse over the image and look at the bottom right corner of the image, there will be a save button, click on it and you'll save the image wherever you want.