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Image toolbar
As a content developer, you can disable the image toolbar, so that it does not appear when end users move the pointer over images in your pages. This provides you with more control over the end-user experience on your site. As with previous versions of Internet Explorer, end users can still right-click images to save or print them, as well as send them through e-mail. The image toolbar can be disabled either through a meta tag, <META HTTP-EQUIV="imagetoolbar" CONTENT="no"> or by setting the attribute GALLERYIMG="no" to an IMG tag element.

Windows XP user interface support
When running on Windows XP, Internet Explorer 6 and the content displayed in it sports a look and feel that matches the Windows XP platform. You can opt to have your HTML content not take on the same look as the operating system for elements such as buttons and scroll bars, by adding the following META tag:

<META HTTP-EQUIV="MSThemeCompatible" Content="No">

The following discussion divides developer information into two parts. The first part is targeted more toward programmers and applications developers; the second part deals with topics of greater interest to page designers.