How to download files?

How to download files to your computer?

Print-ready image files in any of the following formats: .eps, .jpg, .ps, .psd, .gif, .png, .tif. and .pdf
Printable text files such as : .doc, .rtf, .txt, .ppt, .pdf

.txt: An ASCII text file you can open with Notepad
.doc: Microsoft Word text file
.rtf: Rich Text Format
.ppt: PowerPoint file
.pdf: Portable Document File
.ps: Postscript file
.psd: Adobe Photoshop file
.eps: Encapsulated Postscript File (graphic)
.jpg /.jpeg: Joint Photographic Expert Group graphic used primarily on the Web
.gif: Graphics Interchange Format graphic used primarily on the Web
.png: Portable Network Format graphic used primarily on the Web
.tif /.tiff: Tagged Image File Format graphic file

Sample file extension icons

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How to save an image or text file?

1. Right click on image file (e.g. . jpeg, .png, .gif,) file.
If the file is text, word or pdf it should be a link to download
2. Click on Save Image As. (or save as)
3. You can download the file on your desktop immediatelly.

Tips:

Save pictures in JPEG if you want to keep them on a disk, so you can fit more of them on it. JPEG is also a good image format for e-mail purposes, so you can upload them faster and the recipient can download them faster.
Change the format of a Word document so it can be read in different versions of Word and on different programs. RTF, or Rich Text Format, can be read by many different word processors, and it retains formatting. Any program can read plain or ASCII text, but formatting is lost.