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How to use Quicktime for WCC Panoramas
Try to open this example Quicktime panoramic image.
(Opens in a new window.)
If you clicked the "try to open this Quicktime panoramic image" link and did not get the image, then you might need to
download and install the free Quicktime plug-in.
If you do not already have Apple QuickTime Player, you can download it for free from
Apple.
When configuring Quicktime during installation be sure to choose the web browser (Netscape or
Internet Explorer) that you use. If your web browser has been set up to block pop-up windows,
you most likely will not see the Quicktime panorama since it opens in a new window; to correct this, allow your browser to
accept pop-up windows.
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Opening Quicktime Panorama
Click the link associated with the Quicktime panorama to open it inside the Quicktime player.
If you move your mouse over the picture inside the Quicktime player, a circle will appear.
The example picture on right is a static image, not a quicktime movie.
Open example Quicktime panorama.
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Zooming In
Click the button with the plus (+) symbol and the panorama will zoom in.
The example picture on right is a static image, not a quicktime movie.
Open example Quicktime panorama.
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Zooming Out
Click the button with the minus (-) symbol and the panorama will zoom out.
The example picture on right is a static image, not a quicktime movie.
Open example Quicktime panorama.
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Moving Inside The Panorama
To move right, left, up or down inside of the Quicktime panorama, do the following:
1. Click on the picture with your left mouse button.
2. Hold the mouse button down while moving the mouse in the direction that you wish to move. An arrow
will appear indicating the direction that you are moving.
The example picture on right is a static image, not a quicktime movie.
Open example Quicktime panorama.
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