- Point to the image, press and hold down the mouse button, and then choose Copy Image from the context menu.
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Saving a picture on the current page to your computer
- Point to the link, press and hold down the mouse button, and then
choose Download Image To Disk from the context menu.
- Type a file name if one is not given.
- Select the location where you want the item to be saved.
- Click Save. Internet Explorer saves a copy of the picture, not an alias to it.
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Saving a link on a page to your computer
- On the Edit menu, choose Preferences.
- Under Web Browser, click Web Content.
- Select the Show Pictures check box.
- Click Faster if you want the fastest download or click Better if you want the best quality possible.
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Viewing animated pictures
- On the Edit menu, choose Preferences.
- Under Web Browser, click Web Content.
- Select the Animated GIFs check box.
- If you want the GIF to animate continuously, select the Looping check box.
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Glossary (GIF)
Viewing pictures
The following features are useful when you have turned off the Show Pictures setting, but you want to download one or all the images from a particular site:
- To download all pictures on a page, choose Load Images from the View menu.
- To download an individual image, point to the icon for the picture that you want to download, press and hold down the mouse button, and then choose Load Missing Image from the context menu.
- On the Edit menu, choose Preferences.
- Under Web Browser, click Web Content.
- In the Progressive Formatting area, click the button that suits your Internet connection.