





	What is PowerPack? How do I use PowerPack? How do I save from an image link? (PC Users) How do I save from an image link? (Mac Users) How do I save an image? (PC Users) How do I save an image? (Mac Users) How do I save an article? Why was my file transfer unsuccessful? Why can't I see the file I transferred? How do I re-open PowerPack? Q: What is PowerPack? A: PowerPack (patent pending) is an exciting new feature that allows you to transfer files from another web site to your SwapDrive. Take your PowerPack with you everywhere you surf and quickly download photos, music, articles or any other type of file directly to your SwapDrive! And since the data bypasses your computer, transfer speeds are lightning fast. Simply keep the PowerPack window open and in the background until you find a file you want to grab. Then toss it in your PowerPack and you’re done. Once you start using it, you will find it incredibly convenient. Q: How do I use PowerPack? A: When you are at another web site and find a file you would like to download, just do the following: Put your mouse cursor over the name of the file (the hyperlink) Click your right mouse button. (Mac users, click and hold) A 'contextual menu' will pop-up. Select 'copy shortcut' or 'copy link' depending upon which browser you are using. Bring the PowerPack window to the foreground. (If you don't see it, select it by using the 'Window' menu at the top of the screen.) Place your cursor in the PowerPack Address box and 'Paste' the link. (The paste command can be found under the 'Edit' menu at the top of the screen.) You can also rename your file and place it in a specific folder on your SwapDrive by clicking the 'Options' button on the PowerPack window. *Please note that the address must be capable of being downloaded. See the address section below for guidelines on valid addresses and examples. Click on the 'Save to SwapDrive' button and the file is on its way! - top - Q: How do I save from an image link? (PC Users) -- EXAMPLE A: Put your mouse cursor over the SwapDrive image below. Click your right mouse button. A 'contextual menu' will pop-up. Select 'copy shortcut' or 'copy link' - depending upon which browser you are using. Bring the PowerPack window to the foreground. (If you don't see it, select it by using the 'Window' menu at the top of the screen.) Place your cursor in the PowerPack Address box and 'Paste' the link. (Right mouse click and select Paste from the list of available choices.) You can also rename your file and place it in a specific folder in your SwapDrive by clicking the 'Options' button in the PowerPack window. Click the 'Save to SwapDrive' button and the file is on its way! - top - Q: How do I save from an image link? (Mac Users) -- EXAMPLE A: Put your mouse cursor over the SwapDrive image below. Click and hold your mouse button. A 'contextual menu' will pop-up. Netscape Users: Select 'copy this link to clipboard'. Internet Explorer Users: Select 'copy this link to clipboard'. Bring the PowerPack window to the foreground. (If you don't see it, select it by using the 'Window' menu at the top of the screen.) Place your cursor in the PowerPack Address box and 'Paste' the link. (The paste command can be found under the 'Edit' menu at the top of the screen.) You can also rename your file and place it in a specific folder in your SwapDrive by clicking the 'Options' button in the PowerPack window. Click the 'Save to SwapDrive' button and the file is on its way! - top - Q: How do I save an image? (PC Users) -- EXAMPLE A: Put your mouse cursor over the SwapDrive image below. Click your right mouse button. A 'contextual menu' will pop-up. Select 'properties'. Highlight the address (url) using your mouse. Copy the link (Right mouse click and select 'Copy' from the list of available choices.) Bring the PowerPack window to the foreground. (If you don't see it, select it by using the 'Window' menu at the top of the screen.) Place your cursor in the PowerPack Address box and 'Paste' the link. (Right mouse click and select 'Paste' from the list of available choices.) You can also rename your file and place it in a specific folder in your SwapDrive by clicking the 'Options' button in the PowerPack window. Click the 'Save to SwapDrive' button and the file is on its way! - top - Q: How do I save an image? (Mac Users) -- EXAMPLE A: Put your mouse cursor over the SwapDrive image below. Click and hold your mouse button. A 'contextual menu' will pop-up. Netscape Users: Select 'copy this image location'. Internet Explorer Users: Select 'open image in new window'. When the new window opens, the address will already be highlighted. Copy the address (select 'Edit' from the menu bar at the top of the screen and click on 'copy'). Bring the PowerPack window to the foreground. (If you don't see it, select it by using the 'Window' menu at the top of the screen.) Place your cursor in the PowerPack Address box and 'Paste' the link. (The paste command can be found under the 'Edit' menu at the top of the screen.) You can also rename your file and place it in a specific folder in your SwapDrive by clicking the 'Options' button in the PowerPack window. Click the 'Save to SwapDrive' button and the file is on its way! - top - Q: How do I save an article? - EXAMPLE A: Put your mouse cursor over this link (don't click): http://www.swapdrive.com/news_ptj_10-15-01.asp Click your right mouse button. (Mac users, click and hold) A 'contextual menu' will pop-up. PC users should select 'copy shortcut' or 'copy link', depending upon which browser you are using. Mac users should click on 'copy link to clipboard' or 'copy this link location', depending upon which browser you are using. Bring the PowerPack window to the foreground. (If you don't see it, select it by using the 'Window' menu at the top of the screen.) Place your cursor in the PowerPack Address box and 'Paste' the link. (The paste command can be found under the 'Edit' menu at the top of the screen.) You can also rename your file and place it in a specific folder in your SwapDrive by clicking the 'Options' button in the PowerPack window. Click the 'Save to SwapDrive' button and the file is on its way! - top - Q: Why was my file transfer unsuccessful? A: In most cases, the reason a file fails to transfer is due to an invalid file name or file type being entered in PowerPack. A valid address: - Must start with http://, https://, or ftp:// - Needs to end with a file extension (for example: .htm, .html, .jpg, .gif, .mp3, .exe) A invalid address: - Starts with a local file path (example:c:/, a:/) - Starts with 'www' with the 'http:// or ftp://" prefix left off - Is a virtual directory and does not include file name (example: www.cnn.com instead of http://www.cnn.com/index.html) - Includes scripts that force redirection (example: addresses that contain 'cgi-bin' or '.cgi' in their names) - Includes a jump-link within the address (example: http://www.cnn.com/index.html#topstory - to save a file that contains a '#' in the address, you must copy only the portion of address before the # symbol) - top - Q: Why can't I see the file I transferred in my SwapDrive? A: If you received a message stating that the file was successfully transferred, but you cannot find it in your SwapDrive, try reloading the page. This can be done by using the reload button at the top of your browser. - top - Q: How do I re-open PowerPack if it has been closed? A: From within SwapDrive, click on the 'PowerTools' icon. Select the 'Launch PowerPack' button. - top -