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Tim Courtney writes:
> Fredrik G wrote:
> > On this page, it is written that one should use the browser's image
> > saving feature to download the images. Are we supposed to look into
> > the page source to do this? Moving the mouse over the logos of • clicking
> > on them gives no response on my browser. This does not appear to be • too
> > user friendly, in my opinion.
>
> Since each browser is different, you should know and learn your own
> browser's image saving feature. Simply it is just telling your
> browser to save the image displayed on your hard drive. It is no • different
> than saving any other image. Typically, it is a right click on the • image
> and a menu pops up and you click to save the image.
Only if you have a right mouse button and Windows 95/98/NT. I'm not sure
how I would save an image in Win3.1 without displaying it separately in
the browser first. I think what Fredrik is asking for is that clicking
on the image would open it alone in the window, making the Save operation
very straight-forward (ie, File | Save As ). Adding that little feature
is easy (just make the image a link to itself) and makes the page more
user-friendly.
--Bram
Bram Lambrecht / o o \ BramL@juno.com
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