-=® MediaFire GETTING STARTED WITH IMAGES Bs &Working with Pictures on MediaFire MediaFire makes it easy for you to work with your pictures, With our image gallery, you can always view alll your pictures in an eye-friendly size without having to download them first. simply left click on the image file on your “My Files” page and you will be immediately taken to an image gallery. Your images will be opened in the Film Strip mode by default, however two other options are available for you: Single Image mode and Gallery mode. Film Strip Mode Film Strip mode displays your selected image in a big size with all other images from that folder appear- ing on the right side as a film strip. Thus you can easily jump to other pictures from the same folder just scrolling down with your mouse. You can also do that by clicking the arrows in the top right corner, or by using the keyboard shortcuts (Up/Left key for a previous photo and Down/Right key for next photo). ©2013 MediaFire | Getting Started with images © MediaFireSingle Image mode displays only one image per page, however, you are stil free to switch to other images by using the keyboard shortcuts available for flmstrip mode. 3B me se in both Film Strip a is possible to view im. ©2013 MediaFire | Getting Started with Images MediaFire’Full Screen Mode in Full Screen mode, you can navigate the folder images with the Up/Down/LefuRight keys, or the arrows displayed on both s les of the screen, and exit by simply pressing Esc or clicking the "X" in the top right corner Gallery Mode Gallery mode shows all of the pictures from your folder as thumbnails (you can choose between a small, medium, or allarge size). From there you can left click on any image and it will be opened in the default Film Strip mode. © 2013 MediaFire | Getting Started with Images © MediaFire’Apart from image-related functions, the gallery also gives you some basic file functionality. Just right click on the main image or any image from the folder in the film strip on the ri side, and you will get the menu that offers you to download, share, Share and Download buttons in the top right corner. ‘ename, describe or delete the picture. There are also large © 2013 MediaFire | Getting Started with Images © MediaFire’You can also work with multiple images in the gallery, Simply hold the Ctr! key on Windows and Linux, 0 Command key on OSX and select tt w the image where you started up to the image very image that you click on. If you have lots of images to work with, it could be helpful to sel mages you need using the Shift key: by holding it, you can select all he imay that you next click on the right sid Gallery in the Film Strip mode. And once you've selected all the images you need, just right click on any of o download them, share them or delete them (downloading multiple files is available for users with Personal, Professional and Business Accoun © 2013 MediaFire | Getting ted with Images MediaFireFolder Operations And finally, you get two functions for the entire folder of your choice in the image gallery: to share it or to download it as one file (this last feature is available for Professional and Business accounts). You'll find those two options when you click on the Share or Download button located at the top right of the page. a me Ow DS Sy ©2013 MediaFire | Getting Started with Images MediaFire’