Saving images from the E65 browser

i have just bought the nokia E65 and i like it its really good but i'm facing a problem while using the wap i cant save any image from the internet, like in the regular pc you right click the image and then save it. is that possible on the mobile??

is this wap or wifi internet? if its wap like over gprs go to tools in the browser options when on the page and go to view images you can save them from ther. if its wifi then you cant

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              var count  = 0;
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