Figure 14-6:Copying a picture from a Web page2.In (Web design online)
Figure 14-6:Copying a picture from a Web page2.In the Save Picture dialog box that opens, navigate to your My Picturesfolder, if you re not taken there automatically. The Save Picture dialog box works exactly like the Save As dialogbox discussed under Saving a Document in Chapter 6.3.Optionally, change the file name to something that will help you betteridentify the picture by name. 4.Click the Save button in the Save Picture dialog box. You ll find the file in your My Pictures folder (or in whatever folder you navi- gated to in Step 2). It will most likely be a JPEG, GIF, or PNG image, sincethey re the most widely used formats on the Web. You ll learn more aboutusing your My Pictures folder in Chapter 15. If right-clicking a picture doesn t get you to a menu, you can take a snapshot ofthe entire screen. Then paste the screenshot into a graphics program like Paintand crop out the parts you don t want. See the sections Printing the Screen in Chapter 8 and Editing Pictures with Paint in Chapter 15. Installing Cameras and ScannersIf you tried getting pictures from a camera or scanner using the precedingtechniques and couldn t get it to work, there are a few possibilities. First, eliminate the obvious ones: Is the camera/scanner turned on? Is the camera/ scanner connected to the computer? If those things are OK, the most likelyChapter
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