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          Now to download or copy something to your own computers hard drive. Go to the top of your screen to the tool bar and click on the View button. In the drop down menu go to source, click on it and it will open another window displaying the "Source Code" for that page. Then you will need to highlight the entire page by going back to your tool bar, click on the Edit button, in the drop down menu click on Select All, and it will highlight the entire page. Then go back to the "Edit" button, this time select Copy and that will place the source code into your browsers clipboard.

          Or you can place your mouse cursor in the highlighted area and right click, in the little popup window click on Copy, and that will place the source code into your browsers clipboard. You can then past it into a text editor such as "Notepad" and save it to your hard drive. Remember where you saved it to. I have created a folder in C:\My Documents called "downloads". Not very original but it works. When you save the source code you will have to give it a name. If your saving the Tetris game, you would name it tetris.html (notice the .html, this must be there or it will not work) and also save it as File Type -- All Files.

          After you have saved the source code as a html document. Go to where you saved the source code right click on the html file's icon. In the little popup window select Send To, then click on the Desktop (create shortcut). You will get a alert window saying it has placed a shortcut on your desktop. You can then go to your desktop, click on the file's icon and presto!!! You are the proud owner of a new software program.

          Well thats about it. Easy as pie, but if you have problems and need a little help. You can stop by the forum boards on Boomspeed.com and let us know you need some help. Have fun, enjoy yourself. And hug some one today...... the bear said that.....