Guide to printing and exporting from

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1 Guide to printing and exporting from Any image, video or selected text can be printed or exported into programs, such as, PowerPoint or Word for private educational use only. Printing images or selected text 1. Navigate to the image, clinical slide, still picture, or highlight a selection of text that you are interested in printing. 2. Right click on the image or selection of text. 3. When using Internet Explorer a. Select Print Picture or hold down the Ctrl + P keys simultaneously. 4. When using Netscape a. Hold down the Ctrl + P keys simultaneously. 5. When using Mozilla Firefox a. Hold down the Ctrl + P keys simultaneously. Copying images into another program, such as Word or PowerPoint. 1. Navigate to the an@tomy.tv image, clinical slide, still picture, etc. that you are interested in copying. 2. Right click on the image. 3. When using Internet Explorer a. Select Copy (or Copy Image) (see Figure 1 (Internet Explorer)) b. Open the program (such as, Word or PowerPoint) that you want to copy the image into. c. Right click in the location of that program where you want to paste the image. d. Select Paste. 4. When using Netscape a. Select Save Image As (see Figure 2 (Netscape)) b. Select the location on your hard drive where you want to save the image. c. Caveat: At this point you may also want to rename image (file name) before saving to better identify what the image represents. d. Open the program (such as, Word or PowerPoint) that you want to copy the image into. e. Go to the program s menu and select Insert > Picture > From File.. f. Navigate to the location on your hard drive where you saved the image g. Click Insert 5. When using Mozilla Firefox a. Select Copy Image (see Figure 3 (Mozilla Firefox) b. Open the program (such as, Word or PowerPoint) that you want to copy the image into. c. Right click in the location of that program where you want to paste the image. d. Select Paste.

2 Figure 1 (Internet Explorer) Figure 2 (Netscape)

3 Figure 3 (Mozilla Firefox) Saving images to your PC 1. Navigate to the 3D an@tomy.tv image, clinical slide or still picture that you are interested in saving. 2. Right click on the image. 3. When using Internet Explorer a. Select Save Picture As (see Figure 4 (Internet Explorer)) b. Click on the dropdown arrow to the right of Save in field. c. Select the location on your hard drive where you want to save the image. d. Caveat: At this point you may also want to rename image (file name) before saving to better identify what the image represents. e. Click the Save button. 4. When using Netscape a. Select Save Image As (see Figure 5 (Netscape)) b. Select the location on your PC s where you want to save the image. 5. When using Mozilla Firefox a. Select Save Image As (see Figure 6 (Mozilla Firefox)) 6. Select the location on your PC s where you want to save the image. Figure 4 (Internet Explorer) Figure 5 (Netscape)

4 Figure 6 (Mozilla Firefox) E mailing images to colleagues, students or friends Anatomy.tv objects (images, clinical sides, movies, text, etc.) cannot be used by a recipient (who is not an anatomy.tv subscribers) of the for any purpose. 1. Navigate to the 3D an@tomy.tv image, clinical slide or still picture that you are interested in e mailing. 2. Right click on the image. 3. When using Internet Explorer a. Select E mail Picture (see Figure 7 (Internet Explorer)). b. A dialog box will display (see Figure 8 (Internet Explorer)). c. Select either Make all my pictures smaller (recommended) or Keep the original sizes. d. Click the OK button e. A new e mail window will open with the selected image attached (see Figure 9 (Internet Explorer). f. Enter in your colleague s e mail address

5 g. Caveat: At this point you may also want to change the Subject of the e mail to better identify what the image represents. h. Send your e mail. 4. When using Netscape a. Select Image (see Figure 10 (Netscape)). b. A new e mail window will open with a link to the selected image inserted into the body of the . c. Enter in your colleague s e mail address d. Send your e mail. 5. When using Mozilla Firefox a. Select Send Image (see Figure 12 (Mozilla Firefox)). b. A new e mail window will open with a link to the selected image inserted into the body of the . c. Enter in your colleague s e mail address d. Send your e mail. Figure 7 (Internet Explorer) Figure 8 (Internet Explorer) Figure 9 (Internet Explorer)

6 Figure 10 (Netscape)

7 Figure 11 (Netscape) Figure 12 (Mozilla Firefox)

8 Figure 13 (Mozilla Firefox) Saving/Exporting movies or video to another program, such as Word or PowerPoint. WARNING: Your browser must allow pop ups (from this website) to view movies/videos. 1. Launch the movie or video you want to import Right click on the link If the movie does not start playing, please click here that displays in the window. 3. When using Internet Explorer a. Select Save Target As (see Figure 14 (Internet Explorer)) b. Save the file to your hard drive (remember the location). c. Caveat: At this point you may also want to rename movie (file name) before saving it to better identify what the video represents. d. Open the program (such as, PowerPoint). e. Go to the program s (PowerPoint s) menu and select Insert > Movie and Sound > From Movie File f. Navigate to the location on your hard drive where you saved the file. g. Click OK 4. When using Netscape a. Select Save Target As (See Figure 15 (Netscape)). b. Save the file to your hard drive (remember the location). c. Caveat: At this point you may also want to rename movie (file name) before saving to better identify what the video represents. d. Open the program (such as, PowerPoint). e. Go to the program s (PowerPoint s) menu and select Insert > Movie and Sound > From Movie File f. Navigate to the location on your hard drive where you saved the file. g. Click OK 5. When using Mozilla Firefox a. Select Save Link As (See Figure 16 (Mozilla Firefox)). b. Save the file to your hard drive (remember the location) If the movie does not automatically play, click on the link If the movie does not start playing, please click here.

9 c. Caveat: At this point you may also want to rename movie (file name) before saving to better identify what the video represents. d. Open the program (such as, PowerPoint). e. Go to the program s (PowerPoint s) menu and select Insert > Movie and Sound > From Movie File f. Navigate to the location on your hard drive where you saved the file. g. Click OK Figure 14 (Internet Explorer) Figure 15 (Netscape) Figure 16 (Mozilla Firefox)

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