Guide to viewing QuickTime and Java Virtual Tours

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Flash, QuickTime & Java Navigation Tips

To navigate any VR panorama place the curser on the image, hold down the mouse button and slowly drag the mouse around.

Flash
Flash is now our viewer of choice. Flash allows you to zoom in for a closer look through the use of the shift and command keys. You can also use the control bar for navigation.

To view the panorama in Full-Screen click the button to the far right of the tool bar

Quicktime
Quicktime allows you to zoom in for a closer look through the use of the shift and control keys:

		Hold down the shift key to zoom in.
		Hold down the control key to zoom out.
		The QuickTime movie screen tool bar also contains a – (minus) and + (plus) tool feature to zoom in and out.

Java Java viewers typically have a tool bar to aid interactivity and control:
	Click isee viewer logo to open and collapse toolbar.
If you collapse the tool bar (as shown) right mouse click brings up a control menu. For MAC user, mouse click when hold on <CTRL> key.

	Zooms into the image. Select Zoom In and click the area to be zoomed into.		Returns the image to the initial view after you have zoomed in or panned the image.
	Zoom out of the image. Select Zoom Out and click anywhere in the Viewer window.		Rotates the panorama to the left. The panorama will rotate at any zoom level.
	Rotates the panorama to view a different segment of the panorama. Drag the panorama to rotate in the desired direction.		Rotates the panorama to the right. The panorama will rotate at any zoom level.
	Pauses the panorama from rotating. The rotation can be paused at any zoom level.

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