From a technological point of view, flash cards are one of the common flash elements of a web page. As with other elements made using this technology, right-clicking on a postcard does not bring up a menu with the "Save As" item, which is used to upload pictures to a computer. This, of course, does not mean that it is impossible to save the Flash element.
Instructions
Step 1
Take advantage of the function of saving web pages with all their content, which is available in modern browsers. To do this, open the page with the postcard and press the key combination Ctrl + S to open the save dialog. In the "File type" field of this dialog, open the drop-down list and select the item that guarantees saving both the page and all its constituent files. In the browsers Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer, this is the string "Web page, complete", in Opera - "HTML file with images." Then, in the same dialog, select the storage location from which it will be easiest for you to extract the postcard file, and click the "Save" button. After that, in "Explorer" go to the save location and open the additional folder created by the browser. Find the required file in it - it must have the swf extension.
Step 2
You can do without saving the page, since the browser does this without your participation. Before showing a web page to the user, he saves all of its content to its own temporary file storage - "cache". True, using this storage is not as convenient as using a page saved through a dialog - you will have to search for yourself which of the whole set of swf-files in the cache belongs to this page with a postcard.
Step 3
Sometimes very cunning site owners set a prerequisite in the server settings, following which the browser does not save the file to the computer. To work around this obstacle, you can try uploading the postcard file separately from the page. To do this, right-click on the background of the page and select "Page Source Code" from the context menu. Find the link to the required swf file in the HTML code, copy its address, paste it into the browser address bar and press Enter. When the save dialog appears, specify the location and name of the saved file. After completing the process, open the postcard using "Explorer".
