Preformatted Images/Graphics

Basic Images

* Be sure to copy the href along with the image, or remember to copy the URL separately and add it to the image's link properties.

	PDF	Place this icon next to links that go to PDF documents so your user won't have any surprises.
*	Back to top	Place this strategically on long pages to allow your users to return to the beginning of the page
		<a href="#top">
	More	Use this gif to link to another page containing further information.
*	Return to Previous Page	This sends readers to the previous page. Good for use on individual pages linked from a single page. Ex: Use this on individual bios in order to return user to the page containing the list of bios.
		<a href="javascript:history.back()">link</a>
	Secure lock	Place this next to links that are going to protected content, in particular on links going to content on the intranet.
*	Get Adobe Acrobat	You may place this icon at the bottom of any page containing a link to a PDF document in order to give your user the option to download the utility:
		http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/main.html
	Email Gif	Place this next to email links to alert users that this is an email link.
	Checkmark	Use this for emphasis, or to indicate a completed task.
	Video	Place this icon next to links that go to Video clips.
	Sound	Place this icon next to links that go to Sound clips.
	Red Flag	Use this for highlight red flags or alerts.
	PowerPoint Icon	Use this to let your users know that they will be viewing a powerpoint presentation

Image Formatting

This table fits snugly into your content area. This is an attractive way to present images on your page. All images should have the same dimensions. These are 135X101.

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