When using Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0, Web site visitors can use the My Pictures toolbar to easily save, print, and send images found in Web pages without having to right-click the image. The My Pictures toolbar appears when you point to or move the pointer over images on a Web page. For images where you do not want the toolbar to appear in your site, you can deactivate it by using Microsoft FrontPage 2002. Some types of images where you do not want the image toolbar to appear can include the following:

• Images used for a Web page design layout, such as an image map.
• An image or a group of images used together to create a pattern.
• A thumbnail image that is linked to a larger image or a new Web page.
• A banner advertisement.
• A company or Web page logo.
• A background image.

Deactivate the My Pictures toolbar for a Web page

Open your Web site in FrontPage 2002 and do the following:

1. On the File menu, click Properties.
2. In the Page Properties dialog box, click the Custom tab.
3. Under the System variables (HTTP-EQUIV) section, click Add.
4. In the Name text box, type imagetoolbar, and in the Value text box, type no.
5. Click OK twice.
6. Click File and then click Save.

Deactivate the My Pictures toolbar for a specific image

Open your Web site in FrontPage 2002 and do the following:

1. In Page view, select the image you want to remove the toolbar from.
2. Click the HTML tab. You will see that the <img> tag is highlighted.
3. Inside the <img> tag, type galleryimg="no". It should look like the following example:

   <img galleryimg="no" src="filename.gif" width="x" height="y">

4. Click File and then click Save.

Note  In the example image tag above, filename.gif equals the name of the image file, x equals the width of the image, and y equals the height of the image.