Street Team Graphic Assets - Technical Help

 

How to Download Graphic Assets

On our Graphic Assets page, all downloadable images and documents have a link. To download using those links, follow the instructions below.

Microsoft Internet Explorer	Right-click the link. Select Save target as... from the dropdown menu.
Mozilla Firefox	Right-click the link. Select Save Link as... from the dropdown menu.
Apple Safari	Right-click the link. Select Download Linked File or Download Linked File as... from the dropdown menu.
Google Chrome	Right-click the link. Select Save link as... from the dropdown menu.
Opera	Right-click the link. Select Save Linked Content As... from the dropdown menu.

To download an image from the Poster Archive, right-click on the image but otherwise follow the instructions above.

How to Link to f20d.com

To link to a page at the F20D site, you need to provide a URL. Here are the URLs for the most commonly referenced pages on our site.

Home Page	http://www.f20d.com
Live Shows	http://www.f20d.com/shows/
Music	http://www.f20d.com/music/
About F20D	http://www.f20d.com/about/
Booking/Contact	http://www.f20d.com/about/booking.php
Team F20D	http://www.f20d.com/team/

Free Image Editor Alternatives

If you need to modify one of the images provided here to fit a space or be a certain size and do not have an image editing program, here are some free alternatives. Note that most of these programs cannot edit a PDF file.

Google Picasa - Picasa is an excellent choice for basic image editing such as cropping. However, the real strength of Picasa is in organization and the provided editing features are those most useful for handling photos. Picasa does the worst job of saving Web-quality images. Picasa is recommended for its organizational prowess but we suggest using something else for editing.

Paint.NET (Windows only) - What started as a college project to replace the useless Windows Paint program has evolved into a very capable editor. Images saved at Web quality are above average. The program is lightweight and thus starts and runs very quickly.

The GIMP - The GNU Image Manipulation Program is an ambitious, open-source project that rivals Photoshop in sophistication and capability. GIMP is available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.

iPhoto (Mac only) - Available on every Mac, iPhoto can handle most of the editing tasks needed for Web images.

There are many other such programs. A quick search of the Web will turn them up.