is there a way to get the picure url [link] on a mac?

Question

i used to have windows and just right clicked on it and got the image url link. is there a way to do this?
of so how?

Answer 1

Jensen L,

I'm not sure what you are asking.

On the Macintosh using Safari, if you want to highlight the URL, you simply single-click on the little graphic to the left of the URL at the top of the Safari window. That highlights the URL, even if it's still loading. Then you hit the Command + C keyboard short cut, or go up to the Edit > Copy menu command to copy the URL text into the clipboard.

From there you can start up a new Safari screen by going up to the File > New Window menu command or using Command + N keyboard equivalent and then, click into the URL and paste it in by Edit > Paste menu command, or Command + V keyboard shortcut. Hit the Return/Enter key and Safari will take you there.

Picture URL? Are you talking about the Fav Icons, or the little pictures that the web designer makes for certain web pages URLs? I get those easily on Safari.

Or perhaps you're talking about saving any kind of graphic images from a web sites onto your Macintosh. Yes, you simply right-click on the image (or if you only have a one-button mouse you hold down the Control (ctrl) key and click on the image to get the special menu selection that lets you save the image to your Mac. Personally, I prefer to simply click and hold onto the graphic image and drag it over and drop it into the desktop to save the image to my Mac.

I hope that this helps you.

--Rick

Answer 2

Hold down the control button. CTRL

Answer 3

"Right Clicking" on a mac is ctrl+click

Answer 4

CTRL+CLICK. Mac's Kick ***!!! 8-)

Answer 5

hold the CTRL button