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how can i directly insert another website images into my wiki

Hello:

I am doing some doc in chinese based on the open souce wiki from https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Bridges, but some images from the wiki has no image address or link. I have to save it and upload to my wiki, it waste my time. how could I directly to do that?

thanks!

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James,

The only way I know to do it more fast is using copy and paste.

If you can't copy and paste then you should use the snipping tool of Windows.

But this is more fast because you don't need save the images.

Regards.

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James,

The only way I know to do it more fast is using copy and paste.

If you can't copy and paste then you should use the snipping tool of Windows.

But this is more fast because you don't need save the images.

Regards.

If the images are on a web server, you can insert them directly:

image2016-6-1 9:38:49.png

image2016-6-1 9:38:49.png

Milo,

"the wiki has no image address or link" james zhu.

He haven't the image address.

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