How do I obtain the full-size image from the cache?

11/02/2007, 19h40

I am trying to reconstruct my website following a disk crash
that rendered all of my data inaccessible. Fortunately,
Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and no doubt others (my web logs
are inaccessible) have been sending out robots to scan my
website regularly. I have done a Google search on my site:
and have retrieved several of my pages from Google's cache
(unfortunately, many of my pages were "secret" in the sense
that there was no link to them from the home site -- you could
access the page only if you knew its name -- and those pages
were never scanned by the robots and are consequently lost).

My problem is that I cannot figure out how to retrieve my images
from Google's cache. I can locate some of my images from
a Google Images search, but the images are scaled down, so
small as to be almost worthless. How can I retrieve the full-sized
images from Google's cache, so that I can rebuild my website?
Or does Google discard the full-sized images, and save only
the scaled-down image? That seems to be out of character for
Google; my impression is that they never discard anything.

Please respond to shachter@gmail.com (shacter "at" gmail.com)
or to this newsgroup; and, if you cannot answer the question for
Google, but can answer the question for Yahoo or other search
engines, or for the "way back" machine (is that still in
existence?) that too would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in
advance for any and all replies.

Jay F. Shachter
6424 North Whipple Street
Chicago IL 60645-4111
(1-773) 7613784
jay@m5.chi.il.us
(temporarily unavailable, see above)
http://m5.chi.il.us (currently being rebuilt)

11/02/2007, 20h03

<jay@m5.chi.il.us> wrote in message
news:1171222819.948251.154180@v45g2000cwv.googlegr oups.com...
>I am trying to reconstruct my website following a disk crash
> that rendered all of my data inaccessible. Fortunately,
> Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and no doubt others (my web logs
> are inaccessible) have been sending out robots to scan my
> website regularly. I have done a Google search on my site:
> and have retrieved several of my pages from Google's cache
> (unfortunately, many of my pages were "secret" in the sense
> that there was no link to them from the home site -- you could
> access the page only if you knew its name -- and those pages
> were never scanned by the robots and are consequently lost).

You never backed up your site?

> My problem is that I cannot figure out how to retrieve my images
> from Google's cache. I can locate some of my images from
> a Google Images search, but the images are scaled down, so
> small as to be almost worthless. How can I retrieve the full-sized
> images from Google's cache, so that I can rebuild my website?
> Or does Google discard the full-sized images, and save only
> the scaled-down image? That seems to be out of character for
> Google; my impression is that they never discard anything.
>
> Please respond to shachter@gmail.com (shacter "at" gmail.com)
> or to this newsgroup; and, if you cannot answer the question for
> Google, but can answer the question for Yahoo or other search
> engines, or for the "way back" machine (is that still in
> existence?) that too would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in
> advance for any and all replies.

Way back machine yes can have the images. The images that you click on with
the search engines has you go to the page to gain the full size image. So
unless you have them backed up or find them on the way back machine you are
out of luck.

>
> Jay F. Shachter
> 6424 North Whipple Street
> Chicago IL 60645-4111
> (1-773) 7613784
> jay@m5.chi.il.us
> (temporarily unavailable, see above)
> http://m5.chi.il.us (currently being rebuilt)

Why would anyone post this amount of information in a NG? Not a good idea.

Stacey

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11/02/2007, 21h03

On 11 Feb 2007 11:40:20 -0800, jay@m5.chi.il.us wrote:

>I am trying to reconstruct my website following a disk crash
>that rendered all of my data inaccessible. Fortunately,
>Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and no doubt others (my web logs
>are inaccessible) have been sending out robots to scan my
>website regularly. I have done a Google search on my site:
>and have retrieved several of my pages from Google's cache
>(unfortunately, many of my pages were "secret" in the sense
>that there was no link to them from the home site -- you could
>access the page only if you knew its name -- and those pages
>were never scanned by the robots and are consequently lost).
>
>My problem is that I cannot figure out how to retrieve my images
>from Google's cache. I can locate some of my images from
>a Google Images search, but the images are scaled down, so
>small as to be almost worthless. How can I retrieve the full-sized
>images from Google's cache, so that I can rebuild my website?
>Or does Google discard the full-sized images, and save only
>the scaled-down image? That seems to be out of character for
>Google; my impression is that they never discard anything.
>
>Please respond to shachter@gmail.com (shacter "at" gmail.com)
>or to this newsgroup; and, if you cannot answer the question for
>Google, but can answer the question for Yahoo or other search
>engines, or for the "way back" machine (is that still in
>existence?) that too would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in
>advance for any and all replies.
>
> Jay F. Shachter
> 6424 North Whipple Street
> Chicago IL 60645-4111
> (1-773) 7613784
> jay@m5.chi.il.us
> (temporarily unavailable, see above)
> http://m5.chi.il.us (currently being rebuilt)

Get your hard drive looked at by professionals. Try www.xytron.co.uk,
see who Richard might know that's local to you.

BB
--

http://www.kruse.co.uk/internet-mark...l-business.htm
http://www.kruse.co.uk/google-mountain.htm
http://www.kruse.co.uk/seo-tips.htm

11/02/2007, 21h03

On Sun, 11 Feb 2007 21:03:57 +0100, "Jezsta Web Productions"
<Please-use-our-contact-form@jezsta.com> wrote:

><jay@m5.chi.il.us> wrote in message
>news:1171222819.948251.154180@v45g2000cwv.googleg roups.com...
>>I am trying to reconstruct my website following a disk crash
>> that rendered all of my data inaccessible. Fortunately,
>> Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and no doubt others (my web logs
>> are inaccessible) have been sending out robots to scan my
>> website regularly. I have done a Google search on my site:
>> and have retrieved several of my pages from Google's cache
>> (unfortunately, many of my pages were "secret" in the sense
>> that there was no link to them from the home site -- you could
>> access the page only if you knew its name -- and those pages
>> were never scanned by the robots and are consequently lost).
>
>You never backed up your site?

Just had to get that in, didn'tcha?

>> My problem is that I cannot figure out how to retrieve my images
>> from Google's cache. I can locate some of my images from
>> a Google Images search, but the images are scaled down, so
>> small as to be almost worthless. How can I retrieve the full-sized
>> images from Google's cache, so that I can rebuild my website?
>> Or does Google discard the full-sized images, and save only
>> the scaled-down image? That seems to be out of character for
>> Google; my impression is that they never discard anything.
>>
>> Please respond to shachter@gmail.com (shacter "at" gmail.com)
>> or to this newsgroup; and, if you cannot answer the question for
>> Google, but can answer the question for Yahoo or other search
>> engines, or for the "way back" machine (is that still in
>> existence?) that too would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in
>> advance for any and all replies.
>
>Way back machine yes can have the images. The images that you click on with
>the search engines has you go to the page to gain the full size image. So
>unless you have them backed up or find them on the way back machine you are
>out of luck.

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://m5.chi.il.us

>> Jay F. Shachter
>> 6424 North Whipple Street
>> Chicago IL 60645-4111
>> (1-773) 7613784
>> jay@m5.chi.il.us
>> (temporarily unavailable, see above)
>> http://m5.chi.il.us (currently being rebuilt)
>
>
>Why would anyone post this amount of information in a NG? Not a good idea.
>
>Stacey

Blind panic maybe.

BB
--

http://www.kruse.co.uk/internet-mark...l-business.htm
http://www.kruse.co.uk/google-mountain.htm
http://www.kruse.co.uk/seo-tips.htm

11/02/2007, 19h40	#1
jay@m5.chi.il.us Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	How do I obtain the full-size image from the cache? I am trying to reconstruct my website following a disk crash that rendered all of my data inaccessible. Fortunately, Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and no doubt others (my web logs are inaccessible) have been sending out robots to scan my website regularly. I have done a Google search on my site: and have retrieved several of my pages from Google's cache (unfortunately, many of my pages were "secret" in the sense that there was no link to them from the home site -- you could access the page only if you knew its name -- and those pages were never scanned by the robots and are consequently lost). My problem is that I cannot figure out how to retrieve my images from Google's cache. I can locate some of my images from a Google Images search, but the images are scaled down, so small as to be almost worthless. How can I retrieve the full-sized images from Google's cache, so that I can rebuild my website? Or does Google discard the full-sized images, and save only the scaled-down image? That seems to be out of character for Google; my impression is that they never discard anything. Please respond to shachter@gmail.com (shacter "at" gmail.com) or to this newsgroup; and, if you cannot answer the question for Google, but can answer the question for Yahoo or other search engines, or for the "way back" machine (is that still in existence?) that too would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for any and all replies. Jay F. Shachter 6424 North Whipple Street Chicago IL 60645-4111 (1-773) 7613784 jay@m5.chi.il.us (temporarily unavailable, see above) http://m5.chi.il.us (currently being rebuilt)

11/02/2007, 20h03	#2
Jezsta Web Productions Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: How do I obtain the full-size image from the cache? <jay@m5.chi.il.us> wrote in message news:1171222819.948251.154180@v45g2000cwv.googlegr oups.com... >I am trying to reconstruct my website following a disk crash > that rendered all of my data inaccessible. Fortunately, > Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and no doubt others (my web logs > are inaccessible) have been sending out robots to scan my > website regularly. I have done a Google search on my site: > and have retrieved several of my pages from Google's cache > (unfortunately, many of my pages were "secret" in the sense > that there was no link to them from the home site -- you could > access the page only if you knew its name -- and those pages > were never scanned by the robots and are consequently lost). You never backed up your site? > My problem is that I cannot figure out how to retrieve my images > from Google's cache. I can locate some of my images from > a Google Images search, but the images are scaled down, so > small as to be almost worthless. How can I retrieve the full-sized > images from Google's cache, so that I can rebuild my website? > Or does Google discard the full-sized images, and save only > the scaled-down image? That seems to be out of character for > Google; my impression is that they never discard anything. > > Please respond to shachter@gmail.com (shacter "at" gmail.com) > or to this newsgroup; and, if you cannot answer the question for > Google, but can answer the question for Yahoo or other search > engines, or for the "way back" machine (is that still in > existence?) that too would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in > advance for any and all replies. Way back machine yes can have the images. The images that you click on with the search engines has you go to the page to gain the full size image. So unless you have them backed up or find them on the way back machine you are out of luck. > > Jay F. Shachter > 6424 North Whipple Street > Chicago IL 60645-4111 > (1-773) 7613784 > jay@m5.chi.il.us > (temporarily unavailable, see above) > http://m5.chi.il.us (currently being rebuilt) Why would anyone post this amount of information in a NG? Not a good idea. Stacey -- Valentine Stuff - Valentine Gifts - Trinkets http://valentine-stuff.net/valentine-trinkets.htm Irish Stuff - Saint Patrick's Day Decorations http://irish-stuff.net/irish-plaques-signs.htm

11/02/2007, 21h03	#3
Big Bill Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: How do I obtain the full-size image from the cache? On 11 Feb 2007 11:40:20 -0800, jay@m5.chi.il.us wrote: >I am trying to reconstruct my website following a disk crash >that rendered all of my data inaccessible. Fortunately, >Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and no doubt others (my web logs >are inaccessible) have been sending out robots to scan my >website regularly. I have done a Google search on my site: >and have retrieved several of my pages from Google's cache >(unfortunately, many of my pages were "secret" in the sense >that there was no link to them from the home site -- you could >access the page only if you knew its name -- and those pages >were never scanned by the robots and are consequently lost). > >My problem is that I cannot figure out how to retrieve my images >from Google's cache. I can locate some of my images from >a Google Images search, but the images are scaled down, so >small as to be almost worthless. How can I retrieve the full-sized >images from Google's cache, so that I can rebuild my website? >Or does Google discard the full-sized images, and save only >the scaled-down image? That seems to be out of character for >Google; my impression is that they never discard anything. > >Please respond to shachter@gmail.com (shacter "at" gmail.com) >or to this newsgroup; and, if you cannot answer the question for >Google, but can answer the question for Yahoo or other search >engines, or for the "way back" machine (is that still in >existence?) that too would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in >advance for any and all replies. > > Jay F. Shachter > 6424 North Whipple Street > Chicago IL 60645-4111 > (1-773) 7613784 > jay@m5.chi.il.us > (temporarily unavailable, see above) > http://m5.chi.il.us (currently being rebuilt) Get your hard drive looked at by professionals. Try www.xytron.co.uk, see who Richard might know that's local to you. BB -- http://www.kruse.co.uk/internet-mark...l-business.htm http://www.kruse.co.uk/google-mountain.htm http://www.kruse.co.uk/seo-tips.htm

11/02/2007, 21h03	#4
Big Bill Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: How do I obtain the full-size image from the cache? On Sun, 11 Feb 2007 21:03:57 +0100, "Jezsta Web Productions" <Please-use-our-contact-form@jezsta.com> wrote: ><jay@m5.chi.il.us> wrote in message >news:1171222819.948251.154180@v45g2000cwv.googleg roups.com... >>I am trying to reconstruct my website following a disk crash >> that rendered all of my data inaccessible. Fortunately, >> Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and no doubt others (my web logs >> are inaccessible) have been sending out robots to scan my >> website regularly. I have done a Google search on my site: >> and have retrieved several of my pages from Google's cache >> (unfortunately, many of my pages were "secret" in the sense >> that there was no link to them from the home site -- you could >> access the page only if you knew its name -- and those pages >> were never scanned by the robots and are consequently lost). > >You never backed up your site? Just had to get that in, didn'tcha? >> My problem is that I cannot figure out how to retrieve my images >> from Google's cache. I can locate some of my images from >> a Google Images search, but the images are scaled down, so >> small as to be almost worthless. How can I retrieve the full-sized >> images from Google's cache, so that I can rebuild my website? >> Or does Google discard the full-sized images, and save only >> the scaled-down image? That seems to be out of character for >> Google; my impression is that they never discard anything. >> >> Please respond to shachter@gmail.com (shacter "at" gmail.com) >> or to this newsgroup; and, if you cannot answer the question for >> Google, but can answer the question for Yahoo or other search >> engines, or for the "way back" machine (is that still in >> existence?) that too would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in >> advance for any and all replies. > >Way back machine yes can have the images. The images that you click on with >the search engines has you go to the page to gain the full size image. So >unless you have them backed up or find them on the way back machine you are >out of luck. http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://m5.chi.il.us >> Jay F. Shachter >> 6424 North Whipple Street >> Chicago IL 60645-4111 >> (1-773) 7613784 >> jay@m5.chi.il.us >> (temporarily unavailable, see above) >> http://m5.chi.il.us (currently being rebuilt) > > >Why would anyone post this amount of information in a NG? Not a good idea. > >Stacey Blind panic maybe. BB -- http://www.kruse.co.uk/internet-mark...l-business.htm http://www.kruse.co.uk/google-mountain.htm http://www.kruse.co.uk/seo-tips.htm

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