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Netscape Communicator 4.04 or Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0. The reason is the search engine of the AccuNet/AP Multimedia Archive uses JavaScript version 1.2 which is only available with Netscape 4.0.4 and partially with Internet Explorer 4.0. Microsoft has written its own version of JavaScript and does not fully support Javascript Version 1.2. At the present time the Multimedia Archive does not support any version of Netscape 6 but does support Netscape 7.

The AccuNet/AP Multimedia Archive is an electronic library containing The AP's current year's photo reports and a selection of photos from their 50 million image print and negative library. The Multimedia Archive also inlcudes graphics, text and audio - all from The Associated Press. It is accessible via the Internet and made available in this format to schools K-12, colleges and universities and public libraries nationwide by AccuWeather, Inc.

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The AccuNet/AP Multimedia Archive contains approximately 700,000 photos, and is growing daily with hundreds of new photos entering the database each day from around the world. A similar number of historical images are scanned in each week. There are thousands of graphics, with approximately 20 new graphics added every day. The text database contains over 800,000 pieces of news. The audio database contains 500,000 audio clips. Both text and audio databases are also updated daily.

The AccuNet/AP Multimedia Archive features state, regional and national photos from North America, as well as the best international photos all available moments after they move on the AP's spot photo system. An average of 500 photos a day feed into the AccuNet/AP Multimedia Archive, and remain there for a minimum of one year. Specially trained indexers select the best 200 or so photos each day to save for all time, while the remainder are eliminated from the Photo Archive after 12 months.

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The archive is publicly open on the Web to whoever wishes to search it, researcher, author, reader, or general interest.

To access the AccuNet/AP Multimedia Archive on the Internet, you need a PC or Mac and Netscape Communicator 4.04 or better or Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or better.To find out how to download a free copy of Netscape for your school or library, go to Netscape's site at http://www.netscape.com. You can obtain a free copy of Microsoft Internet Explorer at http://www.microsoft.com.

Subscribers should contact the AccuNet/AP Multimedia Archive Help Desk at 1-800-249-5389, which is located at the headquarters of AccuWeather, Inc., and is open 24 hours a days, seven days a week. If the question is a technical one concerning the database itself, we will contact the AP directly.

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Multimedia is made possible by building a "digital engine". This engine allows many different parts (video, audio, and graphics) to interact and produce a multimedia experience on-screen. Sometimes, however, the parts will 'collide' and the screen may not react as it should. This is normal and expected, so relax and continue if you come across minor technical 'hiccups'.

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Our archive has recently been acquired by the University of Hull. It is currently being catalogued and therefore not accessible.