Janus, no matter which platform or what browser you're using, if you can SEE the full-res images on your screen, there IS always SOME method for saving the images to disk for later viewing. IE6 happens to be somewhat less than stable on my machine too, which is why I almost never use it. Either fix the IE problem (a Windows patch kit or something I suppose... I'm a Mac guy but can only assume that IE can be made to work some of the time under Microsoft's own OS). Then, you can almost always find a way around various schemes to keep users (especially paying ones... that just makes no sense at all) from saving pix. If there's no way to right click or control menu click to save an individual JPG, everything on the page can generally be saved as a single archive to disk for later sorting... I do this with IE and with iCab, and every browser I've played with supports this in some fashion except early versions of Netscape (and that probably is possible too, I just don't know how). ALSO, remember that your browser caches everything to disk automatically so that when you revisit the page in the near future, content can be retrieved locally. You can, if all else fails, actually pull/copy files out of the browser cache folder, though they will probably not have their original/intended filenames but generic image123.jpg names assigned by the browser.
I offer these suggestions only because I know how much paying customers enjoy Milena, and they ought to be able to save the pix unless their membership agreement specifically denies them that right. IMHO.