Currently, we do not have high-resolution downloading available. However, we do have an Archive CD service, in which you can order a CD with high-resolution copies of your pictures.

No, please email us the actual jpg files. When you send pictures through Shutterfly, we can only retrieve a copy which has been optimized for viewing on the web. The quality of thse photos is greatly reduced from that of your originals and are not suitable for printing. See similar questions...

I'm a student from a club and would like to schedule a meeting in the Rotunda (03-213). We need to use a mic and want to do a PowerPoint presentation. See similar questions...

A : Position your mouse over the photo, click on it with the right mouse button, then click Save Picture/Image as. A : Of course you'll have access to the website for the entire time you paid for. Cancelling your account simply stops the billing cycle, so the access is not cancelled just then, only the billing. Website access will be denied only after your access period has ended or if we have detected abusive login activity (password sharing, bounced checks, or disputed transactions). See similar questions...

Shutterfly is an online photo service designed to help you get film-quality prints from your digital camera delivered right to your door. We’ll make it easy to share your pictures with friends and family, without the expense and hassle of home printers or trips to the store. See similar questions...

If you have a slow Internet connection, you can CLICK "Faster" on the tan navigation bar on the Welcome or Home pages to see the same page with smaller, more compressed pictures that download more than six times faster. The smaller pictures won't be as pretty and detailed, but it's a time saver. You can CLICK "Larger" to return to the page with the best quality large sized images. [In 2004 the number of fast "broadband" connections in the U.S. See similar questions...

Yes. There will be an extra charge for this service at $3.00 per picture. You may send them to us on a CD disc. If you send in actual photos they will be scanned and may not appear as clear. All photos and disc will not be returned, so make copies for yourself. You must include your I.D. number on the back of EACH photo to match your Ad. Double check your I.D. number if you send in a CD disc, one CD disc per I.D. number. See similar questions...

Yes. You can use the Apple iPhoto program (available in the Open Lab workgroup) to download, edit, and organize your photos. Be aware, however, that there is a limit to how much you may store in your lab folder. Currently, you are not allowed to have more than 500MB in this folder, including your pictures, class documents, and system files. If you need your photos burned to a CD to save space in your folder, speak to Lesley in 267b. See similar questions...

Yes, as far as I am concerned all the pictures on the site are freeware. I would however appreciate that no pictures from my site are manipulated or changed in any way. See similar questions...

During the Festival images will be available for download on Image.net. If you are not an Image.net user yet, please visit www.image.net to register. Registering is easy, free and it will give you access to all of our publicity materials as they become available. See similar questions...

Sorry, no. First of all, please don't use any "web mirroring" program to download all the images - of course, I can't stop you, but you're putting a lot of unneccessary load on the system. There are two main reasons for not downloading all the pictures: First, there is a question of copyright; not all images here are taken by me, and I've been given permission to display them here, not to pass them on. See similar questions...

Using Sim-media. With service plans utilizing data you will be able to login and download the latest ringtones and wallpapers. You can also surf and search the mobile web and even check your Adams email, all from the convenience of your Simmetry mobile phone. See similar questions...

If a Web-Page can be indexed by search engines like Google, Nici should be able to download its pictures. Web-Pages that use proprietary formats, or make heavy use of scripts, or require authorization like pay-sites, will not be accessible to Nici. See similar questions...