image quick saver introduction

Important: We suggest users to try or buy IE Picture Downloader instead of Image Quick Saver , because IE Picture Downloader is compatible with Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 and more powerful.

What's Image Quick Saver?

Image Quick Saver is designed to help you save multiple web images quickly. Simply select multiple images with mouse, drag them onto the vertical bar, and then click download. All work will be done for you! In a simplest way, by clicking "lucky", you can get the biggest image on current web page and save it into your disk directory just with one click!

As above, select multiple images and drag them onto the vertical bar, then click 'download now'. All images will be saved into your disk instantly.

Here let we look at a screen shot. First select the web page area that contains images and drag it onto the middle vertical bar, then the three images' thumbnails will appear in Image Quick Saver band's bottom area. At last you click 'download now' and all images will be saved into your disk folder.

Key Features:

		Allows selecting and saving multiple web images at one time, not one by one
		Filter images by their width, size, extension and by your eyes
		Get the biggest image with one click on "lucky"
		Can add web page's title, date and time to images' file names
		Without prompting users to input images' file names

User Feedback:

	Simon Taylor	It was a pain when I tried to download multiple images from Internet Explorer. Now Image quick saver comes to my help! I guess a lot of us experienced this trouble before. I have to save pictures one at a time and every time I have to tell a pop-up window where images go. It takes a lot of time, especially when I want to save images in folders in which I have many files, e.g. "My Pictures" folder. Wouldn't it be great having "quick save image"? Only a few clicks, selected pictures will be saved to the specified target folder without pop-up window to bother us. It rocks. Now I don't even use Internet Explorer without Image quick saver on the side bar.

	Ian Bell	Great idea, guys! I do a lot of image saving, and have to right-click on each image and select save as, then navigate to the correct folder and click save. I repeat this for every image I want to save. It takes me a lot of trouble to do this. Now, using your software, Image quick saver, image saver becomes such an enjoyable and easy process. Just a few clicks, the images will be automatically saved to a customer directory.