Step 4 -- Saving The Download

Return to Cookbook

If you chose the Save option in Step 3, your Internet browser will quite logically ask where you want to put it.  Skip this step if you didn't choose the Save option.  Skip to step 5.

For the rest of us, this is what my Microsoft Internet Explorer^TM looks like under Windows 2000® at this stage:

Save lets the downloading process continue. 

File name shows the name by which the software package will be stored.  In this example we're storing the DynaCaption^TM help system as DynaCaption.chm in the DynaCaption subdirectory.

Cancel or Quit lets you stop right now without downloading.

Every Internet browser will ask the Open/Save question.  But the screen displays on Opera, Netscape^TM or even different versions of Internet Explorer^TM will look different.

Go on to the next step.

Important Legal Notice:  By downloading any of the above software you agree that Image Logic® Corporation is in no way liable for the performance or uses to which the software is put.  You further agree to not use this software to reverse engineer, duplicate, or model software from.