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<b><u>torimar</u></b><br />
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Yes it takes a screen shots, that's including if there are many images in a single page, it will take them all :) .... if they are in good resolution outside <br />

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torimar

Yes it takes a screen shots, that's including if there are many images in a single page, it will take them all :) .... if they are in good resolution outside


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Thanks All !! I love your ideas :)
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Hello,<br />
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When I want to save picture from a site or forum , I have to click the mouse and choose &quot;&nbsp;save picture as .. &quot;&nbsp;then I have to click ( enter ) many times ( 4 or 6 times ) to save it !<br />
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Is there problem with the keyboard or what?<br />
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Please help me. I have to save many pictures quickly.<br />
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I am using FireFox , Windows 7 <br />
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Thanks
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Hello,

When I want to save picture from a site or forum , I have to click the mouse and choose " save picture as .. " then I have to click ( enter ) many times ( 4 or 6 times ) to save it !

Is there problem with the keyboard or what?

Please help me. I have to save many pictures quickly.

I am using FireFox , Windows 7 

Thanks

save picture quickly how ?

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