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You can download all photos with this:<br />
<a href="http://www.myphotodownloader.com/MyPhotoDownloader/index.php" rel="ugc">http://www.myphotodownloader.com/MyPhotoDownloader/index.php</a><br />
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(Not tested)
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You can download all photos with this:
http://www.myphotodownloader.com/MyPhotoDownloader/index.php [http://www.myphotodownloader.com/MyPhotoDownloader/index.php]

(Not tested)

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I'd like to do some simple stuff - like fix red eye in all of my Facebook albums. &nbsp;But, I don't want to manually download all of the pics, change them and re-upload them.<br />
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Is there a way to automate downloading all of my images (from all of my albums) and re-uploading them back into the same albums using PHP, C# or Visual Basic .Net? &nbsp;(I have the code for auto-correcting red-eye already.)<br />
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Thanks!
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I'd like to do some simple stuff - like fix red eye in all of my Facebook albums.  But, I don't want to manually download all of the pics, change them and re-upload them.

Is there a way to automate downloading all of my images (from all of my albums) and re-uploading them back into the same albums using PHP, C# or Visual Basic .Net?  (I have the code for auto-correcting red-eye already.)

Thanks!

How to automate Facebook photo/album tasks with PHP, C# or Visual Basic .Net?

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