I guess you're using Safari. Save As saves the current page as html. Since the saved file is html, it will open with your default browser (Safari). But Safari only saves the current page, and the "current page" is just text encoded in html with links to the graphics. You can see this for yourself by opening the saved file. Then, in Safari, look at the source code. That's View>View Source. You'll see all the code, and you can also find the links to the photos (Probably <img src=....>), If you want to save the photos, using Safari, control-click on each photo and "Download Image As …". Other browsers, such as Netscape 7.1, give you the option to save the page as Web Page, complete. This will download the page and, as separate files, each image. Jon On 16 Feb 2005, Lawrence Klinger <zzippy at cox.net> said > ...... missing something on my OS 10.3.3? > > I read an article on a website page and decide that I want to save it > to my desktop for later use. > > So.... I click on Save As. > The text saves perfectly, but not the photos. All I get is a series of > question marks.