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Dear Brian: Thank you for your responce: I have Netscape 2.01 as the Browser and use Netcom as my ISP. If anybody has any suggestions how to download and manipulate GIF's uding word 6.0 Please advice. Thank you. Henry Guttentag ([log in to unmask]) Brian Collins wrote: > > On Sun 01 Dec, Henry Guttentag wrote: > > Dear Brian: > > I think you did an excellent on the charts and I would like to take them > > to our support group as an example. I can normally Hilite selectivly and > > save mail on my hard disk. Since your graphs are probably in graphics I > > am unable to capture the graphs. > > I have win. 3.1 and word 6.0 which I thought should handle it. > > Do you or any body have any suggestions. > > Thanks > > Henry Guttentag ([log in to unmask]) > > > > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++= > > > >Hello Henry, and thank you for the encouraging comments. All the pictures > in my article are in GIF format, on the assumption that you have some sort > of net browser capability. The fact that you have been able to view the > pictures on your monitor confirms that you have that capability, so what > you need to know is how to lock on to the pictures, and save them as GIF > files to your hard disc. I am sure that Word 6 has the capability to > include GIF files as pictures on a page, so that should be no problem. > If you, Henry, coulld supply the name of your net browser program, perhaps > one of you experts out there can tell Hery how to grab and save a GIF file. > ( I am disqualified, because I use a foreign (British) computer, and don't > understand those quaint IBM thingys) > Regards, > -- > Brian Collins <[log in to unmask]>