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<FONT FACE="Verdana"><SPAN STYLE='font-size:12.0px'>Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!!<BR>
Yes, just Ctrl-click, and then Option to Save As....<BR>
Wonderful!<BR>
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I also downloaded Firefox, which saves just by pausing a second after clicking.<BR>
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Happy now,<BR>
Brooke<BR>
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on 10/9/05 3:15 pm, Jay Ruuska wrote:<BR>
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</SPAN></FONT><BLOCKQUOTE><FONT FACE="Monaco"><SPAN STYLE='font-size:10.0px'><TT>> I do not have a little triangle there !<BR>
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> I only have the option that Brooke mentioned: "Ctrl-click, and choose<BR>
> Save Image to the Desktop", with no further option.<BR>
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<B>After CTRL-clicking, press the Option key. Some parts of the menu will<BR>
change, including "Save Image As..."<BR>
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> I am running 10.4.2 with Safari 2.0.1.<BR>
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> Any idea how you have further options not available to us?<BR>
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> Personally, I always drag an image to the desktop and rename it, but<BR>
> would prefer a Menu option.<BR>
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I don't like to having to resize all of my windows or hide applications to<BR>
see the desktop below them just to drag an image to the desktop. Perhaps<BR>
there is a quicker way to do this. But CTRL-Option-click works. <BR>
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216-861-4946 h, 216-272-4118 c, bswillis65 aim<BR>
2590 West 15th St., Cleveland, OH 44113-4460<BR>
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