| Why
don't the animations behave as they should? |
| The
most likely cause is an older version of the Adobe Flash™
plug-in is installed on your computer. To solve this problem download
the latest (free) Flash™ player from adobe.com by clicking
on the logo below.
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| Can
I open several animations at once? |
| Every
time a link to an animation is clicked it will appear in a new window.
Any animations already open will remain open. This allows the user
to quickly switch between animations. This of course means that
all the windows will have to be closed in turn at the end of the
session. |
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| Why
are the animations stretched or distorted? |
| With
certain computers, particularly wide-screen laptops, the display
settings can give a 'stretched' appearance to some of the animations.
This can be quicky resolved by changing the display settings of
the computer. |
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| Can
I download Flash animations to run on my computer? |
All
the material on this site is free to use for non-commercial, educational
use. In some cases Internet access may be a problem and in such
circumstances in might be wise to download the Flash animations
and play them on a stand alone computer. The way that this can
be done can be found on this site by following the link below.
Downloading
Flash Files |
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| Why
do the animations need to be clicked before any interactivity? |
This
is due to well publiscised changes to the latest versions of Microsoft's
Internet Explorer. There is no way round this at present other
than to use an alternative browser such as Mozilla Firefox which
is free of the problem.
Download
Mozilla Firefox |
