[WEB4LIB] Downloading gif and jpg files other than "save as"

[TMGB]

you could set up a text link, as a label for the graphic, as ftp
provided you have an ftp server (maybe this can be done through your web
server, I don't know).
example:
   <A href="ftp://path2file/filename.jpg"> get the logo</A>

Thomas

Pat and Ernie Laidlaw wrote:
> 
> I am setting up pages of useful logos so that staff can recognise support from other organisations with the correct logo.
> I would like to have the logo image linked to a download of the gif or jpg file.
> Is there any coding that would enable a download rather than opening the files?
> 
> I know you can "save as" using Netsacape.
> 
> Is there an alternative such as the method used to display HTML code on screen without it being active.
> 
> Ernie Laidlaw
> Western Australia

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