You can open a picture in the following ways:
On your hard disk or a network If you want to open an existing picture, you can open it on your computer hard disk or on a network drive that you have a connection to. Open a picture on your hard disk or a network
By using a UNC address If your network supports UNC addresses, you can open a picture on a network by typing its address, even if you don't have a connection to a network server. Open a picture on a network by using a UNC address
As a copy If you want to work on a copy of a picture instead of the original, you can create and open a copy. The picture must be located on your computer hard disk or on a network drive that you have write access to. Open a picture as a copy
As read-only If you don't have write access to the disk a picture is stored on, or you don't want to change the original picture, you can open a read-only version. Open a picture as read-only
From another format If your picture was created in another file format, you can open it in PhotoDraw. File formats PhotoDraw can open. Open a picture created in another format
On an intranet or Internet site If your company has an intranet, you can open pictures on the intranet server. If you have access to the Internet, you can open a picture located at an HTTP site on the World Wide Web or at an FTP site. Open a picture on an intranet. Open a picture at an FTP site. Open a picture at an HTTP site on the World Wide Web