I changed the settings on one of my galleries to enable downloads of the large size, but all I ever get is a little tiny square with the file name of "null." It also only allows to be saved to a GIF file. What am I not understanding? l 

Also, when I get that working, I am assuming that this will only be good quality for computer viewing--I don't want people to print them out. 

You will need to click on Switch to Visitor View -> Customize -> Go into the gallery where you want to enable this for -> click on Options -> and set the Option to Save Images to Show. And that will do it for you.

Thanks Jason, but I did that and it enabled "option to save images" which turns out to be the entire full-size file even if you check "small" when "allow"ing downloads under the access control > image protection sections. 

I figured it out (I think). If you have the box checked next to " Allow downloading of original, full-resolution images." That checkbox is confusing because it is right under "Largest allowed image size" which is under the "image protection" tab of the "access control" section. Checking an allowed image size and checking the allow downloading box have nothing to do with each other.  

If you don't want people to be able to right click and copy anything, make sure that in Customize Visitor View you pick "hide" under option to save images.

I have everything enabled in access control, but in the customize visitors view the "option to save images" is disabled.  How do I enable it?

• Okay - I figured it out.  In the customize visitor view you have to show the "Menu over the image".