Images used on your site must be saved to your computer or server and not referenced in your html code to the images located on our server.

Making IMG calls to images located on our site from your html documents is considered bandwidth theft.

Saving with your browser

MS Internet Explorer and Netscape browsers will allow you to save an image from any web page. Right clicking on the image you wish to save will bring up a menu that has a number of options on it...

Internet Explorer The right click menu for MS Internet Explorer looks like the one on the right. When you select Save Picture As... you will be presented with the standard save file dialog box that allows you to save the image to any location on your hard disk.

Another option with Internet Explorer... The right click menu for MS Internet Explorer will also allow you to select a Copy option. This will copy the image into your clipboard where it may be pasted directly into your open image editor by selecting Edit and then Paste or Paste as a new image.

The right click menu changes from version to version so yours may look slightly different from the ones shown above. All versions will have some variation of the Save Image option though, even the older and more obscure browsers.

Drag and drop

Most browsers will allow you to drag and drop an image directly into your image editor where you can edit or save it. This technique will work for the .GIF images in our libraries.

Using the links

To download the .TIF or .UFO files, select the link under the image. You will be offered a dialog box that allows you to save the file to disk.

The .TIF format files are only available to members.

If you have .UFO files associated with PhotoImpact, you can select the open this file from its current location option as well.

This will automatically download the file and open it with the PhotoImpact image editor.