Save image in S/M 1.1.9

Hi, I just installed the newest ver. of Seamonkey. I right click on an image and click save as. The right click popup immediatly disappears after clicking save as. I've never seen this before. I'd appreciate any ideas.
tks

 

I guess today I had a brain fart. In pref - saving a file. I did'nt have "Last Downloaded Folder" clicked on. DUH

 

I am not sure when you have the described behavior. Probably if you selected to "download automatically to a specified folder ", as well as don't open anything in the download manager section. The download should proceed in any event. Only, in the last instance you trust fate. I have set to "open progress dialog ", and, on saving a file to prompt and default to prompt to "specified download folder ". I have selected the desktop, and, I prefer to be the traffic controller. Most of my files, if .exe, end up in a Download folder. I also have music, image and audio file folders.

 

Hi, I fully understand what your saying. I would D/L to a specified folder but somethings I put in varied places. Pictures go in Pictures, Movies go in movies etc. My .exe's go on desktop or in a temp folder. Guess we all do the same thing but slightly different.

 

There is no good way to do what you want all the time. Sooner or later, you will have a different format which you want to go to a different folder. The way I do it, has the Desktop has a common place, and, I may handle things differently. For instance, some images are too small, like the CD album covers. I use emusic, and burn CDs. Invariably, the image is too small, so I resize it. Then after printing, I save the resized images, and store it in the CD covers folders. But, I get also .jpg files from friends who have no clue about file handling. I get these 300X200 in. images, at 300 DPI. Not good. I resize those to about 7x4.5, 80 DPI.
I can print or resend the resized image, which is, then, saved in an appropriate folder, either of one person, or generic. Since I have to do some manipulations prior to storage, I do what I need to do, and, then decide. Music may go into any of five or six folders,etc.