Yes, if they are for your personal enjoyment only, and not for profit. Please keep in mind all these images are low-resolution so they may not print very clearly.

In both the Browser and Java Client you can use the Print button to print out images and data low resolution - these will print out the entire image. To print out just that portion of the image you are zoomed into, you can use screen capture to copy the image into an image viewer like Photoshop.

Yes, only for personal use, no resale or I'll sue your butt. AND... the quality will be very poor at 72dpi and very small. Sorry. You'll be much happier with them as screen saver images or better yet, actual Iris prints.

On the next screen find the project you wish to generate images for and click on "Panel Options" in the appropriate column If on the next screen you may see "You have not generated your panel images yet, click here to generate them now", go ahead and do that now You should now see "Your panel images are up-to-date"... Now you can download, print or email your panel images or equipment list by simply following the instructions on the screen..

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 the Thumbnails window, use the menu Create contact sheet from selected thumbs. The result image(s) can be printed or saved.

Yes. We will print images, provided you can obtain copyright permission to reprint them in JJS, and provided you can supply either electronic files for the images or a professional-quality black-and-white printed image.

You certainly can. Like any other piece of intellectual property, we hope that you will not copy and distribute it to others. However, if you know of an individual or family in need who would benefit from the information but cannot afford to purchase and access it, please do share the information. Our goal is to make it easier for those who need and could well use grants to have the information they need to access them.

We have links to the Dymo® LabelWriter print drivers on our Dymo® Software and Print Driver Download page.

The thumbnail image layout on your screen is dependent on your browser window size. The larger your Web browser window, the more images that fit. If you find printouts of the archive page are being cropped when you print them, try two things. First, set up your printer driver to print in a "Landscape" format (prints across the wide part of a page instead of the narrower part).

No. All the images available for ordering on our website are copyright material of the individual publications offering them for sale. Any commercial usage must be approved by the individual publications first. For information on obtaining commercial/publication permission of a photograph please contact the publication.

To download images, just browse through the site until you find an image you are interested in, then click on the appropriate link to view the low resolution or high resolution version of the image. These links are available on every image information page on Earth from Space. Once the image has completely loaded into your Web browser window, take the following steps to save it to your computer.

Yes, that is what makes this service great. You have the ability to download and print from anywhere. No more carrying books around or waiting for the copy machine. You have the freedom to access math handouts and worksheets from anywhere. Note: We do have an automatic tracking system that notifies us of unusual access points and locations, and simultaneous logins by the same user.

Yes, we print on T-shirts, shirts, trousers, scarves and bandanas, capes and underwear - whatever you need, but the garment has to be made of cotton fabric. See details in Souvenirs section.

a general rule of thumb, our images can safely be enlarged to 120% of their original image size without affecting the quality. Since it is critical that you know what resolution you need for the output device, we recommend that you consult directly with your printer or service organization to find out the specific capabilities of the device that will be used. And, of course, you can always Contact us for more details.

In general our images can safely be enlarged to 125% of their original image size without affecting the quality. However, how large you can print a digital image will vary greatly on how you are outputting it, what your target resolution is and what kind of hardware you are outputting it with. The composition, sharpness and amount of detail in the image itself will also affect your output size.

In both the Browser and Java Client you can use the Print button to print out images and data low resolution - these will print out the entire image. To print out just that portion of the image you are zoomed into, you can use screen capture to copy the image into an image viewer like photoshop.

For best results we need pictures to be supplied at a minimum of 300dpi and saved in CMYK colour. Most images found online are saved in RGB colour at 72 dpi, so whilst we could print from them the results would be very poor. For more information on how we like artwork to be supplied please go to our Preparing Artwork page.

Yes, you can order any image on this site and we will send you an 8x10, 11X14 or 16x20 print on high quality photographic paper, printed on commercial quality photographic printers . By purchasing a print, you are purchasing ONLY a copy of the image for personal use, and you are not allowed to use the image for any other purpose. Please note: Price indicated for print includes postage to US and Canada locations only; additional postage will be charged for shipment to other countries.