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How to get satellite image directly from Mathematica?

First, I get the image of the bands of the desired area from the site https://earthexplorer.usgs.gov/, then I import the images into Mathmatica by addressing them as below: Select dataset directory: <...
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Expanding website file display ---------show files in full format

Many times looking for some material I find websites that seem to use a format that does not allow the file name to be fully visible. You download the file that you think it is and it turns out that ...
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Opening Mathematica file in Google drive

I have a Mathematica file in my Google drive. There is no option to open the Mathematica file directly, without downloading it. Is it possible to directly open the file from Google drive?
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Does Dropbox sync smartly notebook files? [duplicate]

It is said that Dropbox employs a Delta Sync technology where only the modified part of a file is updated through the internet. I was just wondering if it holds for notebook files. I sometimes ...
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Upload notebook to the Cloud and add a download hyperlink in separate cloud objects

cross posted on community.wolfram.com Title say it all, I want to export _Notebook to cloud as a .nb file and make it available to download via hyperlink in different places. This is rather a code-...
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How to use URLDownload if the url doesn't have the correct filetype extension?

I'm using the new (in V11) function UrlDownload[] I have a url I'd like to save to a local file, but the url is missing a (or has the incorrect) filetype extension....
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How to get the subdirectory of a ftp weblink?

For example, I can use FileNames["*",dir] to get all subdirectory under dir if dir is some directory of my local computer. Suppose that I want to get all ...
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