Ever wondered about those Special Forces hand signals?

This is what they actually mean:

http://dotnot.org/images/signals.png

 

It just comes up with a contact sheet of very small pics for me, and it
won't let me zoom in.[/QUOTE]

Zoom worked for me.

It was shit.

 

Well **** the rest of them, *I* thought it was funny.

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Mouse wheel?[/QUOTE]

In Firefox I just have to click on the picture.

 

How? As soon as I right-click it comes up with a load of shite options
one can only access if one has the "pro" version of whatever it is;
flash media?[/QUOTE]

It's a static image. IE7 opens it straight up.

 

It's a static image. IE7 opens it straight up.[/QUOTE]

WTF? In that case, colour me puzzled.[/QUOTE]

If you get the very small picture, try simply hovering the mouse over
it and looking for an orange button to appear in the bottom right
corner. Click that to zoom to full size.

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It just comes up with a contact sheet of very small pics for me, and it
won't let me zoom in.[/QUOTE]

 

Nope. Doesn't work. And it's sodding quicktime, not flash, I now
realise.[/QUOTE]

No it's a Portable Network Graphic image (.png) a straightforward static
image. Try www.mozilla.com and d/l a decent browser - even works on XP!

No. that'll be a shit browser from those cunts at Microsoft. <couldn't
resist>

 

Zoom worked for me.

It was shit.[/QUOTE]

A potentially good idea, ruined by shit captions.

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No it's a Portable Network Graphic image (.png) a straightforward
static image. Try www.mozilla.com and d/l a decent browser - even
works on XP![/QUOTE]

He's got .png images associated with Quicktime you twonk. Needless to
say it zooms fine in IE.


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It works fine in Firefox on linuxmint <vbg>[/QUOTE]

It works fine in Firefox on Windows XP too.

 

No, it's an IE thing. IE's utterly shite at PNG images, so QT's taking
over.

 

What utter bollocks.

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IE? Yup, t'is.

IE - even IE7, although it's far better than previously - handles certain
types of PNG _really_ badly.

 

Earlier versions of IE for Windows had some issues, most of which have
now been addressed. IE for Mac was far better. Mozilla & Netscape also
had issues (Netscape didn't support PNG at all until recently), but
it's always more fun to single out Microsoft for a bashing, isn't it.

However the bit I was referring to as utter bollocks was your statement
that QT 'takes over'.


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Bear says...

You need Firefox, just click on the thumbnail picture and it opens up in
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How? As soon as I right-click it comes up with a load of shite options
one can only access if one has the "pro" version of whatever it is;
flash media?[/QUOTE]

It's Apple quicktime fucking it up.

same problem here and I can't be bothered to fix it

 

heh. I was tempted to say "if only I had linux!", but decided against
it as I didn't want your lot to start wanking at your desks

It's a QuickTime thing; I'll de-**** it later.[/QUOTE]

It's a png ffs!

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Christ, yes. <pats Ubuntu - which installed with no wireless networking
or other driver issues at all, unlike either XP or Vista on this box>

IE passes it to QT, because that's associated with the extension. Ergo,
QT "takes over" the handling of the image. <waves hand vaguely>

 

<points to all the other posts re wireless networking & other issues
with Linux - flicks Vs>

Riiiiiight...

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