I've listed a few of my favorite clip art collections on my Decker Chair of Instructional Technology page related to Web Page Resources. Another good source of images is Yahoo's Clip Art List . On some occasions, you may need to use one of the WWW search engines to find a particular image, assuming you limit your search correctly. Whether you use a clip art collection, on-line art gallery, electronic image repository, etc., you need to be careful about respecting the copyright of the image. Most clip art collections state clearly that their images are open to public use.
Some collections provide both free and commercial images, clearly indicating which ones are which.
Move your cursor so that the arrow is pointing to the image you want. With the cursor over that image, click once with the right mouse button. A menu will pop down, which will look like Figure 1A or 1B, depending on whether you are using Netscape or Internet Explorer. The graphics file will have been saved in the location you specified, and you'll return to your browser window. What you do next will depend on how you want to use the image.