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From: "Excalibur131" <>
Subject: Re: [TMG] Flash card and saving image
Date: Wed, 26 Oct 2005 15:00:20 -0400
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Hi Teresa,

I'm going to *assume* that you were saving a census image from Ancestry and
I'm going to *assume* that the Ancestry Enhanced Image Viewer was in use.
Rather than using right-click, look on the upper-right side of the screen
and you will see Print-Save-Share-Help icons. If you click Save it will ask
you if you want to Save to your hard drive or Ancestry -- make sure it say's
hard drive. At this point a standard Windows save box will open and you will
be able to set the drive, directory, and filename. I've never used the
right-click Save As, but always the Ancestry. I don't know if the method
makes a difference or not, but the entire image has been saved everytime
I've done it.

Doing it the way I described does not save the entire page with HTML, but
only the image. So I've been able to manipulate it at will right off my
computer.

Hope this helps,
Tom
Royalty to Rogues
http://www.l-dunaway.net/
----- Original Message -----
From: "Teresa Elliott" <>
To: <>
Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 2:47 PM
Subject: [TMG] Flash card and saving image


> Well, I took TMG, the flash card and myself to the library and I THINK I
> have made progress on one of my brick walls. BUT when I got home, only a
> part of the image was saved. I was using the library's computer and
> Ancestry, and using RIGHT CLICK, save as. Is there a way to tell it to
> save
> the whole page? I wanted to analyze these at home, but since I got only a
> small portion of the page and rarely the portion I needed, I will have to
> go
> back. At least now I know where to find them as I saved that information
> as
> part of the file name. Our library had the USB port set up to use on the
> front of the machine, and it was fairly easy to do, it's just really hard
> to
> tell what you are actually getting. I didn't want to save the html file
> as
> it would be too large, but I might have to and then remove the image I
> need
> later. SIGH.
>
> At any rate, I am closer to figuring out that brick wall so I am still
> happy
> with the two hours work.
>
> Teresa Ghee Elliott IBSSG
>
> Rutherford County, TN Cemeteries
>
> http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rutherfordcemetery


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