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filename (for example, an image of Murray Hall might be named "murray.jpg" if it's

an image in JPEG format).

Select the text (or image) you want to link to another file. Similar to linking to a

page, you're going to enter the text into the "Link" box in the Properties palette.

Instead of, say, linking to a page named "links.html," you're going to type in

"murray.jpg," (or whatever the name of your file is) since you want to link to the

image.

This is where you run into problems. Every person and every computer has their web

browser configured slightly differently. Maybe you've run across this problem

yourself. Clicking on a link on one computer may bring up a box asking you if you

want to "Open" or "Save" a file, but clicking it on another computer might just go

right ahead and open it without asking for your choice. If you want someone to

download a file, rather than simply clicking on it like a normal web page link, you're

going to have to physically type out a message on your page reminding them to do

so.

To download a file that's been linked to, (in a web browser, not in Dreamweaver MX

2004) place the cursor over the link, and click the right mouse button. You then

select either "Save As" or "Save Target As," depending on what web browser you

may be using.

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