Lesson 27d Image Studio
For this lesson, JavaScript Image Swapping, you will need to download these 2 images that show different views of a volcanic rock. To download the images, try one of the methods below.
pumice.gif (18k)
pumice2.gif (20k)
1. The Secret Menu
Look for the "secret" popup menu in your web browser. (Click and hold the mouse for Macintosh; click and hold the right mouse button for Windows and Unix)
- Click and hold the mouse on the image above to bring up the "secret" menu
- Select Save this Image as...
- When prompted, enter pumice.gif or pumice2.gif as the name for the file (it may insert it for you)
- Save the file in the pictures folder/directory
2. Saving As Source
If you cannot find the secret menu, try this approach. Select the link below ("view the image") that links directly to the image. It will likely show the picture by itself in a separate web page or it may launch an external graphics program to display the image.
- If the image displays by itself in a web page then:
- Select Save As... from the File menu
- Select the option to save as SOURCE
- Enter pumice.gif or pumice2.gif as the name for the file
- Save the file in the pictures folder/directory
- If the image displays in an external graphics program, then:
- Select Save As... from the File menu
- Look for an option to save as GIF format
- Enter pumice.gif or pumice2.gif as the name for the file
- Save the file in the pictures folder/directory
view the image of Pumice Rock
view the image of Pumice with Microscope inset view
Writing HTML: Lesson 27d Image Studio
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