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Frequently Asked Questions	Saving Instructions	Zip File Instructions

Terms of Use

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Updates & Announcements

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Hot-Linking

Hot-linking is not permitted, this site is too dynamic for that hot stuff.

Other Things to Know

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Safe Navigation
No limit to what you want to download on what is provided on this website.

Zip File Instructions

What is a zip file?

The zipped file is a compressed file that is created to transport information (images, documents, or other files) over the internet. Think of a suitcase full of essential goods, it's packed and ready to be shipped. After the zip file is downloaded it will need to be changed into a normal file. So you will be able to gain access to the files. Below you'll find instructions on how to change a zip file into a normal file.

Windows XP, Vista, and 7

1. Locate your zip folder.
2. Right Click on it.
3. Choose Extract All
4. A guide will pop-up and show you the next steps on extracting and saving the folder on your computer.

Mac OS X

1. Open "Finder" and navigate to the Zip file you wish to unzip.
2. Choose (double-click) the file you wish to unzip.

Unzipping files in Linux

1. Open the shell prompt.
2. Enter the following: unzip entername.zip

If you do not have an un-zipping program, do search on the internet on unzipping software.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I link to a graphic, background, or any content from this site?
No, you are not permitted to link to any content from this site. This is known as hot linking, which would cause too much "traffic" to this site and cause lagging.

Can I place the PDF graphs on my site (without hot linking)?
Yes, you're welcome to place the graphs on your site. As long as my logo stays placed on the document.

Where can I find the guides that would help explain the content?
Guides are provided as text on the webpage, a Directions link, or simply a question mark "?". They should be quick to locate. Examples are provided to help explain the content.

How do I add a background to my webpage?
Add the background attribute to the body tag, so that the entire webpage will use the tiled background.

Code: <body background="myfolder/image.gif">

Saving Instructions

Below are instructions on different ways you can save the free content to your computer. These instructions have been written for most types of operating systems (Microsoft, Macintosh, Linux, etc) for your convenience.

Saving by Right-Clicking

1. Move the mouse over the image.
2. Right Click or Command-Click on the image.
3. Choose "Save Image As"
4. Name the image.
5. Press Save.

Drag and Drop

This is also a very versatile way on saving an image to your computer. If you're in a rush to download an image, you'll simply drag the image to your computer.

1. Move the mouse over the image.
2. Click and hold.
3. While holding, drag the image to the desktop.
4. This image will automatically be downloaded to the Desktop.
5. You can rename this image, if desired.

Download Buttons

On this site the icons and the website templates come with a download button. A guide will pop-up to give you directions on downloading this content. What you will be downloading is a Zip File.