I need to download all the images in a folder from a website.

Say: http://www.rrrrr.com/images/whatever.jpg

I need all the images in the /images/ directory.  I tried countless
software programs that claim to automate it, but they all fail, and I
think its a 403/forbidden error, because the site sees the request as
a non-HTTP request. AM I doing something wrong? Is this even possible,
without me manually having to go to each page, and saving each image?
We're talking a few thousand images.

Is there an easy way to do this?

The website may be running a program that is desinged to prevent you
from doing just this. There are also ways of naming images They don't
want you swiping their entire collection (this is common with porn
sites). You might be able to use wget, thats the standard unix command
for making a local copy of a website, You could post the address of
the site and I could try wget.

www dot juno dot co dot uk

You mean www.juno.co.uk ?

I was able to grab the /images/ directory from www.juno.co.uk. However
it only had 14 files in it. They are the pictures that make up the
graphic poritons of the site, not the pictures of the CDs, which is
what I'm guessing you want. Those files reside on a different server
(images.juno.co.uk). The problem is that when I wget the image server
it won't return the files because thare are no html pages on that
server that reference the images.

I'm guessing that the way to solve this is to write a script that will
crawl the html files in http://www.juno.co.uk/covers/ for the string
"http://images.juno.co.uk/full/*.jpg" and then download the images to
a local directory.

Unfortinatly, I don't have the knowledge to do this. But I'm sure that
there are some computer geeks at your local college that could it.