Yes, you can, using the Java Client. It is called making a presentation It creates a powerful visual sequence of images. (back to top) The most likely reason is a firewall problem - some older firewalls do not allow java to pass through. Update your firewall, or use the Insight Browser. (back to top)

Yes. Many people are interested in the art of home based videography and digital imaging. Most new computers today come with tools that are capable of creating a digital video slideshows of some type. However to produce the quality of production that you will receive from us, you would need to invest alot of time and expense that you may not wish to undertake. [Back to Top] We can understand your concerns and why you would be worried, because we know how important your photos are.

That depends on your browser... With NetScape and Microsoft Internet Explorer you can Ctrl-Right Click *on* the image and you will get a menu with an option to "Save Image As...", or "Save Picture As...". Then you can just give it mapname.gif.

In order to keep the file size to a minimum PsychoStats does not include images for map thumbnails. You can download a map pack from the downloads section. Once you have the file downloaded you can unzip the file inside your stats website. The maps archive has a directory structure in it that starts with 'maps/halflife/*'. This means you can unzip it directly inside your 'stats/images/' directory on your website.

That completely depends on you. As the final step in your design, you get an option to choose whether the projects you make are made public or private. The option to do this can be turned on and off anytime.

Enter the Map Name, Description (optional) and any Map Tags (optional). Map Tags must be separated by a space. Once you have entered the desired information for your new map click Create Map.

Everything that I know about, or learn about KTPIC will be placed in the KTPIC help file. If the information isn't here, I don't know the answer. I don't recommend KTPIC for the technical novice or anyone without a sense of adventure, self-motivating curiousity, a willingness to experiment and test, or the persistence to read all the documentation. auAM 101e is another PMD creation tool. I don't know a thing about it yet.

Slideshows can be instructional tutorials, travel collages, creative works, graphic demonstrations, personal collections and more! Click here for guidelines on what types of images you are allowed to use. All slideshows must also comply with our submission guidelines.

You simply need to use an appropriate surface shader (that uses the shading language function "texture()"), e.g. "paintedplastic" from "BMRT2.6b". Those shaders usually have a parameter for an image file, where you may specify a TIFF image file to be mapped onto the object.

To create a mask to use for compositing, you need to render the picture or movie twice. First do the normal render. Then you can create a 'mask' where sky is white and terrain is black by doing the following: The terrain will now appear black and the sky white. Render as a pict or movie and you can use it as a mask channel.

MapSpinner is a free application for creating image maps visually. There is a shortcuts to this application in the Tags : Image Map menu. Press the option key when selecting the application in the menu to view additional information about the application.

Yes we can. Please send us an invitation by USPS so we can determine which size and paper type to use.

No, a map is an optional extra. We recommend that establishments do make an effort to submit a map, as it will enhance the user's experience on your page.

The overall process, as with any thematic mapping in MapViewer, is to first create an advanced style that will be applied to individual features. The second step is to create a theme that will make use of the advanced style. Finally (optional), you may create a basemap that includes such a theme. Once these steps are done, you can then issue map requests just you would for a "normal" map. Below are the detailed instructions for each step.

Search by Keyword - search for "Texas", "Arrowsmith", "Geographical", etc. The search is case insensitive. View a much larger page that shows "all maps" or some other large category. As these pages are slow, the previous searches are preferable.