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Instructions for
Downloading the Tutorial Photos
Follow the steps below to save the tutorial
photos to your computer's hard drive.
PLEASE NOTE: In order for the following instructions to make any
sense to you, it's important to have completed
the first chapter in the Really Easy Digital Photography book --
Preparing for the Tutorials.
Downloading the photos one by one
(recommended for Dial-up connections)
(Broadband users may wish to download all the photos at once in a zip
file. If so, please jump to step 9 below)
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Click on the first
thumbnail (small) image IMG_001 to open the full-size version
of it. |
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2. |
Once the full-size
image has finished loading, right-click on it to open the menu of
options |
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3. |
In that menu, click
on Save Picture As... and the Save Picture dialog box
will open. |
NOTICE: All images are for the sole
use of the owners of the book Really, Really, Really Easy Digital
Photography and may not be distributed for any other purposes. Prior
written request and reply is necessary before these images may be used
commercially or privately other than for the means for which they are
intended.
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NOTE:
When using Internet Explorer with Windows
XP, as you download pictures or images from the Internet, by default
the Save Picture dialog box that opens will normally show the
folder My Pictures in the Save in: location window. If
it doesn't, click on the drop-down arrow to browse to the My
Pictures folder (see illustration below) which is usually located
within the My Documents folder. Double-click on the My
Pictures folder to bring it to the little Save in: window.
Then continue with Step 4. |
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4. |
In the main (lower)
window of the dialog box - with My Pictures in the Save in:
window above it (see below) - double-click on the Tutorial
folder to bring it up to the little Save in: window. |
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5. |
Next, double-click
on the Originals folder to open it and bring that folder up to
the Save in: window. This is where you'll be saving the
downloaded original photos. |
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6. |
Click on the Save
button to save the image to your Originals folder. |
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7. |
Click on the
Close button at the top right of your Internet browser to close
the window displaying the large version of the photo to return to the
page of thumbnails. |
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8. |
Repeat steps 1 to
7 for each image until all six images have been downloaded and
saved to your Originals sub-folder in the Tutorial
folder, then jump to Step 12 below. |
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NOTE: SELECTING THE
TARGET FOLDER
Normally each time the Save Picture:
dialog box opens, the Save in: window will display the folder
you last saved to (e.g. the Originals folder) in which case
steps 4 and 5 won't be necessary.. |
Broadband (DSL/ADSL) users:
for those
with a Zip program installed such as
WinZip
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9. |
Click on TutorialPhotos.zip
(Winzip File - 3.87 megs) to download the zip file containing all six full-size
photos. When the File Download dialogue box opens, click the
Save button and save to your desktop. |
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10. |
When the zip file has finished
downloading, double click to open it, select all the files and then
click the Extract button. |
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11. |
Extract to: the folder named Originals
by browsing to the My Pictures\Tutorial\Originals directory. Click the
Extract button to place the photos into the Originals
folder. |
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12. |
Once you have saved all six
photos to your Originals folder, go back to the middle of page
7 of the book where it shows you what your file listing in Windows
Explorer should now look like. |
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