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Step 4 Depending on what kind of computer and
browser you're using, you'll have to use a slightly different procedure to
download an image onto your hard drive. Here's how you would do it on a
Macintosh computer, using a Safari browser: 1. Use your mouse to position the pointer over the
image. 2. Hold down the button on the mouse and drag the image
to your computer’s desktop. 3. Let go of the button, and you'll see a small icon. The
image has now been downloaded onto your hard drive. If you decide to change
the name of the file, make sure your new name ends in .gif or .jpg
(This will be important if you use the image in your own Web page). 4. Click on the icon to view the image as it would
appear on your Web page. While you're searching for images, don't
download every one you see. You'll take up a lot of space on your hard drive
if you grab dozens of images. Select just a few -- perhaps your own "Top
Five" list -- that you think are the best for your page. |
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