To clear the cookies (stores temporary Web page images) and refresh browser in Internet Explorer 6.x.: To get help clearing the cache in another browser, check Help and search for “temporary files” or “cache.”

Your browser will have a way to save images it displays. In Netscape, right-click on the image and select "Save image as". In MS Internet Explorer, right-click and select "Save picture as". In either case be certain that you name the file something with a .jpg extension like TexasBurrMapZoom.jpg, because the default name presented to you in the dialog box might be something like makeJpg.cgi. See similar questions...

We choose the PNG file format because it compresses the file without distorting it or sacrificing image quality. This makes for quicker downloads and uses less disk space on our servers. See similar questions...

Any recent version (anything from the last few years) of IE or Netscape should display everything. For files you download, ACDSee is a recommended image viewer. See similar questions...

Usually, images that do not load correctly represent a temporary problem and do not require any special fixes. Simply reload the page you are currently visiting and the problem should be resolved. If the issue does not resolve itself you might also make sure that your browser software has not become corrupt ? if it has you might try uninstalling and installing the most current version of your chosen browser software. See similar questions...

This problem has been seen in Internet Explorer 7. You can have the elapsed time display again by changing the settings below: Scroll down to "Scripting" (near the end of the list) and locate Allow Status Bar Updates via Script, and select Enable. See similar questions...

Although we recommend that you use the latest versions of Web browsers available, our range of virtual tours will display universally on all Internet browsers. For the best results, we recommend you upgrade your browser to at least Internet Explorer 4.01, Netscape 4.05 (or more recent versions) on Windows 95, 98, 2000, XP or NT4. These provide the best support for the Java programming language used for our tours with full features. See similar questions...

It is not recommended that you use BMP, and formats besides JPG, PNG, SVG, or GIF are very proprietary in nature and not suited to posting on the web. See similar questions...

We recommend that you use version 5.0 or higher of either Netscape Communicator (a.k.a. Navigator) or Microsoft Internet Explorer. In addition, our website also supports Mozilla's Firefox 1.0 browser. If you have a previous version of one of these browsers, you can download a free copy of the latest version of Netscape's , Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Mozilla's Firefox from their web sites. See similar questions...

I test with the latest versions of both Microsoft Internet Explorer and NetScape Navigator. Everything looks and runs good with these packages. If you are running an old browser, try the old mapper at URL http://tiger.census.gov/cgi-bin/mapbrowse. We won't be redesigning anything to accommodate old browsers and we don't particularly want to hear about the problems with them. Keeping your browser software current is *highly* recommended. See similar questions...

We have made every effort to ensure that Great Canadian Rebates will operate on any browser you select. As such Great Canadian Rebates has checked the website through the following validations: See similar questions...

The Browser back button in OWL-Space is designed to move backward to the Tool (the items listed on the left hand side menu) that you were using previously. If you are trying to go to the previous page within a tool, please click on the little up arrow that is at the top of the box in the center section of the screen. This up arrow should be located to the left of the title of the tool that you are currently using. See similar questions...

The easy answer is, because the icons are already available in PNG format. They are from the Gnome and KDE projects, and are always in PNG. Also because the old patent issue with GIF images, which don't affect the CMS module in anyway, but it's a Free Software principle. See similar questions...

To enlarge view - Click on the bottom right of the image "Expand to Regular Size". You should see a small icon with arrows in all directions. To save images and files - Right click on the the link and choose "Save Target As". Save the file (*.jpg, *.xls, *.pdf) to your computer. To view and print LID BMP Design Example images - Left click on the link, X, to open the image. Choose 'File > Page Setup' on the Toolbar and set "Orientation" to 'Landscape'. See similar questions...

Bundled with InfoPACK is OpenEV. This open source viewer is well suited to handling large images of a wide variety of formats. It also takes account of geo-referencing information when provided and can produce overlay images (for example map data overlaid upon co-registered SAR data). See similar questions...

First, make sure that your chosen e-mail client allows you to view images as part of your e-mail messages. Next, check to see if the image has been included as an attachment. Finally, make sure your e-mail program is not corrupted and is functioning correctly. See similar questions...