Saint John, NB, August 2002

Click on Thumbnails below, or View as:  Slides,  Large Slides,  or Page,  or Print  (see Alternatives below)

Alternative Picture Presentations:
 
Slide:  A "Slide Show" presentation which loads the next picture as you're viewing the current one. These are same pictures as in the large slide show, reduced to about 500x375 for viewing with a screen resolution of 800 x 600. You can either click on the picture or the right arrows, to move on. The left arrow takes you back, the up arrow to other slide shows. If you use Internet Explorer, be sure to wait until it says "Done" at the bottom (or the percent loaded bar at the bottom goes away) before going onto the next picture, otherwise, it will have to start loading the next picture all over again. It doesn't matter as much with Netscape, since Netscape remembers what it's already loaded even if it's only part of a picture.
 
NOTE: If you're using Internet Explorer, try pressing F11 for a full screen display without various Tool Bars. With Netscape, click at the left of each Tool Bar to hide it.
 
Large Slides:  Recommended if your display resolution is 1024 x 768. The pictures are showed at their actual 640 x 480 resolution. Can also be made to almost work with a 800 x 600 display if you use F11 in Internet Explorer, or do all the following: auto hide your Taskbar, turn off or rearrange all your menus and toolbars so they appear on a single line.
 
Small Slides:  The same "Slide Show" with the display of the pictures reduced to better fit if your screen resolution is 640 x 480. (You might also want to use this choice when you don't want to hide the Tool Bars while using a 800 x 600 display resolution.)
 
Page:  Loads all the graphics on a single page, which you can then scroll down to view the pictures. Recommended only if you have a slow internet connection and want to walk away while ALL the graphics load and then come back and view them after they have completed loading.
 
Print:  Displays six graphics per page, which should print on a single sheet. (If it doesn't print as a single page, use "File / Page Setup ..." to adjust the margins and/or to turn off the headers and footers.)

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