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A menu should appear. Select Save
Image As, and Choose to save your
image to the Desktop.
*If you wish to save your image on a disk,
choose your disk instead of the Desktop.
* Remember to write down the name of your
graphic, you will need this at a later time.
Instructions for your I-MAC at ISU
Getting an image off the internet
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Open Netscape Navigator* or the
browser on your computer.
* Located under the Apple in
Network Applications.
Click on the Search button located
on the top of your browser.
Choose a search engine such as
Yahoo!, Excite, etc.
Searching for graphics
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Search for any subject of interest
(example: car graphics).
Choose a site by Clicking on the
hyperlink (highlghted text).
Search the site for a desired graphic.
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Right click on the graphic that you
want and hold down the
mouse button.
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Once at WWW, Click on
Put File.
Click on Desktop in the menu
that appears.
Find the image that you saved to
your Desktop and Click on it to
highlight it.
Click Open, then Click OK.
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Open Better Telnet.* Connect to
isua.iastate.edu, and Log in with
your user name and password.
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Type your username and Press
Return. Type your password* and
Press Return.
Follow the instructions that
appear on the screen.
Once at the vincent% prompt,
Type “cd WWW”.
After another vincent% prompt,
Type “pico homepage.html”.
Open Fetch. (Keep Better
Telnet open)
*Fetch located under the Apple menu in
Network Applications .
Saving the graphic
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Loading the Image to the
Internet
* Your password will not show up on the
screen; however, when you are done
typing it, press return
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If the WWW file does not appear at
top, it should be the last thing on
the window.
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Make
sure
the
host
is
isua.iastate.edu, and Log in with
your user name and password.
Go to WWW.
the
* The image should now be listed in the
window under WWW.
* Better Telnet is located under the apple
in Network Applications.
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Putting the image on the Web
Page
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Go to the Better Telnet window.
In the body of the html document,
Type in the tag* “<img src=”name of
image.jpeg”>” or “<img src=” name
of image.gif”>”.
*A tag is a command that tells the computer
what to do. Here it tells where to place
the image.
* Quotes need to be included around the
name of the image.
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Hold Down the Control key on the
keyboard and Type the letter O at the
same time.
Ignore the writing that comes up at
the bottom and Press return.
When the screen says wrote “x”
number of lines, Go back to Fetch.
Click on Put File.
Find Better Telnet.
* It is located under the Macintosh hard drive
in Internet Applications.
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Type in “pico homepage.html” when
the window comes up that says Put
File, and Click OK.
Centering the image
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Go to the html account
on Vincent.
Find the <img src=”name.jpg-orgif”> tag in the body of the html.
Put a new tag around it: Type “<p
align=”center”> before the image
tag and “</p>” after it. (example:
<p align=”center”< >img
src=”name.jpg-or-gif”< >/p>.
*Quotes need to be included around the
alignment location. (example: <p
align=”center”>
Hold down Control and Type the
letter O at the same time to resave.
Use Fetch to reload, giving it the
same name as before.
*The same procedure would be used for
left and right alignment. Just type left or
right in place of center.
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Go to the html account in
Project Vincent.
Find your image tag in the Better
Telnet window.
text with the bottom of a picture
because it is the default.
* Insert the name of the site to be used as
a link in place of “Linkname”. Begin with
http://. (example: http :// www .yahoo.
com.)
Quotation marks should be placed
around the linkname , and the jpg or
gif file.
Save and Re-Upload the page.
Turning an image into a link
Type “<A HERE = “URL”> <IMG
SRC=”photo1.gif”> </A>”.
*This is to be typed into the body of the
html or vincent. The URL is the site you
are linking to and photo1.gif is the image
being used as a link.
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Using an Image as a Link
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Type “<A HREF = “Linkname “<
>img src = “name.jpg-o-gif:> </A>.
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Aligning text with an image
To align text with the top of an
image, Type “IMG ALIGN=TOP
SRC=”photo1.gif”>”
* Top is the direction the text goes.
To align text a certain number of
spaces away, Type “IMG
SPACE=10 ALIGN=LEFT SRC=
photo1.gif”>”
* 10 is the number of spaces away from
the image and LEFT is the direction the
text is from the image.
No command is needed to align
Troubleshooting
Having Problems? Ask your
local Lab Monitor for assistance.