*NOTE** Most
supported browsers, come with these requirements
pre-installed and set as your default. If you do not have
the required components to view the site, some components
are available to download (click the links) if you should
wish to install.
| Minimum
System Requirements |
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| Processor: |
PII
266mhz or Mac G4 or better |
| OS: |
Win95,98,ME,XP,NT4+,2K,
Mac |
| RAM: |
32mb |
| Display: |
24
bit color - 600x800 resolution. |
| Browsers: |
IE
4.5+ with Cookies Enabled |
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AOL
4.0+, Java enabled, Graphics compressed box,
unchecked.
(see AOL help for screen shots) |
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Netscape
6.2 + |
| Connection: |
56k
Dialup, Cable, DSL for Video |
| Settings: |
Java
Enabled |
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Windows
Media Player |
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Macromedia
Flash Player |
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How
to Java enable your browser:
Quick
Links > System Requirements |
Enabling Java |
AOL Users | Mac
Users | WebTV |
Support
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Netscape
6.2+ Browsers
- From the menu
bar, choose Edit > Preferences.
- Select Advanced
- Check boxes
labeled Enable Java and Enable
JavaScript.
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Internet
Explorer 4.5+ Browsers
- From the menu
bar,
choose: View > Internet Options.
- Select the Security
tab.
- Set your
security level to either
Medium or Low.
- Click the
Advanced tab, scroll down and check ALL the Java
Scripting boxes and allow Active X scripts.
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If you still
have problems, please Click Here to
contact support.
AOL
Users: > Click
here for How To Screen Shots
Quick
Links > System Requirements |
Enabling
Java | AOL Users | Mac
Users | WebTV |
Support
Our tours support AOL
version 4.0 and above. Please make sure that Java
is Enabled in your AOL version of your Internet Browser
security settings. In order to enjoy clear images on other
Web Sites, as well as our Tours. To do this, on the top menu
bar of your AOL window, click on "My AOL" and then
select "Preferences" from this menu. A window will
open, click on the "www" icon, then click on the
"Web Graphics" tab, in your and make sure that the
box next to the "Use compressed graphics" is NOT
checked. Then, click on the "Security"
tab and click "Security Settings", scroll down and
check the box in the "Java Properties" next to
"Medium". This should solve the problem. You can
also minimize your AOL window, by clicking on the
"Minus" symbol in the upper right hand corner of
this window (this will keep AOL running in the background
while using your AOL connection to the Internet) then double
click on any other "browser" icon on your desk top
(Internet Explorer or Netscape) and try that browser to view
the tours. If you still have problems, please
Click Here to contact support.
Mac
Users:
Quick
Links > System Requirements |
Enabling
Java | AOL Users |
Mac Users | WebTV |
Support
Our tours support
most Power Mac and G4 systems using a Java Enabled,
Internet Explorer version 4.5+ and Netscape Navigator 6.2 Browser.
It is always a good idea to keep your browser updated to the
newest version in order for you to view and enjoy the newest
technologies. Internet Explorer for Macintosh users need to be
sure to have the latest version of Apples "Macintosh Runtime
for Java (MRJ)" installed in order to view this and other
Java based web sites.
Click
here to download MRJ 2.24 from Apples Developer Web Site
If you
still have problems, please Click Here to
contact support.
WebTV
Users:
Quick
Links > System Requirements |
Enabling
Java | AOL Users |
Mac Users | WebTV |
Support
- We apologize for the
inconvenience, but we are unable to accommodate these
types of users at this time because WebTV uses their own
proprietary browser to view web sites on a TV screen and
outside their environment and will not work with Java as
of this writing. Depending on the amount of inquiries we
receive from WebTv users, will determine whether or not we
will develop an alternate site specifically designed for
WebTV. Please contact us at the Support Contact below to
let us know what problems you are encountering with our
site and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Contacting
Support:
Quick
Links > System Requirements | Enabling
Java | AOL Users |
Mac Users | WebTV
| Support
Unfortunately, because
there is no "Industry Standard" set for the World Wide Web and
its browsing methods, as well as because of so many new types of
computers and web browsing technologies, we may not be able to
accommodate your viewing unless your are considered a "Majority
User". This page provides information for this type of user. A
"Majority User" is determined based upon many reports
generated on this web site according to the "Majority" of
visitors using the most used technologies available to date. We work
very hard to keep up to date on all new technologies available as to
please every Internet User, but have found this an almost impossible
task because of the technology changing so rapidly. If you are unable to
view this site, please do not hesitate to contact support, so we may be
able to accommodate you, as well as other users like you.
- If you have any questions please
click here to email Suppert.
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