To Chris about See the images of Devi..good link

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Chris wrote:

 

Those were very beautiful pictures, Alphanso. It's too bad they

weren't downloadable. They looked like they might have been images of

festival cards.

 

 

 

Dear Chris ~ I was able to download them, no problem. It probably depends on

what image capturing/tweaking software is on your computer. If I put my mouse

over the image and right click, it brings up a menu with a number of

possibilities including: save as, print, copy. If I select save as, it brings up a

location on my desktop and then I have to go back using the arrow key in the

image box to get to the place where I have my "Deity Images" stored. At the

bottom of the menu, it gives, on my computer the possibility of saving the

image as a JPEG or a bitmap. Since I have Photoshop, I always choose JPEG. I have

saved all the images.

 

Sometimes when an image won't let me do a save as, I do a copy instead and

paste it into a blank email, which I save to print on good paper. Also,

sometimes even this doesn work, but If I drag my mouse across the image, the image

becomes "selected." Usually it shows this by being covered over with a light

or dark mask. (Don't worry, the mask won't be there in the copy.) You do have

to careful, because you can inadvertently select more than one image.

However, sometimes I have done this ... saved 3 or 4 into an email that I can print

out all on one page of photo grade or heavier paper. This dragging the mouse

technique works exactly the same, in terms of bringing up the same list of

choices. You just select copy. If I do it this way, it doesn't bring up the

JPEG or bitmap choice, I guess because I am copying instead of saving. But once

an image is selected, all you have to do is paste it into an email, or you

can open an image saving page on your computer, and save the images all to one

page.

 

I hope this helps. Many of these sites are quite generous in allowing their

images to be saved as or copied, which I believe is a different process from

downloading. However, the result is the same...you get to capture the image

and look at it as much as you wish, or print it out and put it somewhere ... I

like the fridge, now that I have one that is magnetized ... or the wall, or

even put in a frame for your altar. Blessings ~ Linda

[Guest guest]

Thanks Linda!

 

Alphanso wrote me too! (off line)

 

Jai Maa!

Chris

 

 

 

, nierika wrote:

>

>

> Chris wrote:

>

> Those were very beautiful pictures, Alphanso. It's too bad they

> weren't downloadable. They looked like they might have been images of

> festival cards.

>

>

>

> Dear Chris ~ I was able to download them, no problem. It probably

depends on

> what image capturing/tweaking software is on your computer. If I put

my mouse

> over the image and right click, it brings up a menu with a number of

> possibilities including: save as, print, copy. If I select save as,

it brings up a

> location on my desktop and then I have to go back using the arrow

key in the

> image box to get to the place where I have my "Deity Images" stored.

At the

> bottom of the menu, it gives, on my computer the possibility of

saving the

> image as a JPEG or a bitmap. Since I have Photoshop, I always

choose JPEG. I have

> saved all the images.

>

> Sometimes when an image won't let me do a save as, I do a copy

instead and

> paste it into a blank email, which I save to print on good paper.

Also,

> sometimes even this doesn work, but If I drag my mouse across the

image, the image

> becomes "selected." Usually it shows this by being covered over with

a light

> or dark mask. (Don't worry, the mask won't be there in the copy.)

You do have

> to careful, because you can inadvertently select more than one image.

> However, sometimes I have done this ... saved 3 or 4 into an email

that I can print

> out all on one page of photo grade or heavier paper. This dragging

the mouse

> technique works exactly the same, in terms of bringing up the same

list of

> choices. You just select copy. If I do it this way, it doesn't bring

up the

> JPEG or bitmap choice, I guess because I am copying instead of

saving. But once

> an image is selected, all you have to do is paste it into an email,

or you

> can open an image saving page on your computer, and save the images

all to one

> page.

>

> I hope this helps. Many of these sites are quite generous in

allowing their

> images to be saved as or copied, which I believe is a different

process from

> downloading. However, the result is the same...you get to capture

the image

> and look at it as much as you wish, or print it out and put it

somewhere ... I

> like the fridge, now that I have one that is magnetized ... or the

wall, or

> even put in a frame for your altar. Blessings ~ Linda

>