How to get Logo image from the Web page to your computer

How to get an image (or its URL) from a Web page?

If a logo image is displayed on your company / group / personal page, you can usually save it on your local computer with a web browser:

Open the Web page where logo is located.
Place a mouse over the logo image that you want to retrieve.
Right click and hold the right mouse button.
From the menu, chose [Save image] or [Save Image As] and release mouse button.
Remember where you saved the image file on your computer and what is its name.

You can now use the [Browse] option in the Web form to upload the logo from your computer to the CCL server. Find the logo file on your computer and open/select it. This should place the path to the image file in the file upload field on the CCL form page:

You can also find the URL (Web address) of the image file.

Show the page with logo in your Web browser.
Place a mouse over the logo image.
Right click and hold the right mouse button.
From the menu, chose [View image] and release mouse button.
This should open a new browser window with the image alone.
The URL in the Location field of this page should provide image URL. Copy it to the field on the form.

If this does not work:

Right-click on image and select [Properties] from the menu.
It should have a Location of the image spelled out. Copy and Paste it (or write it down...) to the field on the form that asks for the Web Address/URL of the image.

Unfortunately, sometimes the images are displayed through special JavaScript effects and tricks. In such cases, you need to be a guru, or to ask a nearby almighty computer guru for help. It usually requires an analysis of the actual source of the Web page/frame that contains the logo. If the guru is not available, please provide me with the URL of the page that contains the logo, and I will try to figure it out (yes... I am a guru {:-)} ...).