| To: | Macintosh: | Windows: |
| Look around | Click and drag | Click and drag |
| Zoom in (panoramas) | Press Option | Press Shift |
| Zoom out (panoramas) | Press Control | Press Control |
| Jump to another location (panoramas) | Move the pointer to a jump spot ,
and click | Move the pointer to a jump spot , and click |
| Save a panorama or object embedded in a web page | Press and hold the mouse button; from the popup choose Save | Press the right mouse button, choose Save |
| Save a panorama or object displayed in a standalone window | From the File menu, choose Save | From the File menu, choose Save As... |
2. QuickTime 2.0 or later (2.1.2 recommended) for Windows or QuickTime 2.5 for Macintosh are required. If you need QuickTime, download it from here.
3. You also need a QuickTime VR plug-in or helper application depending on the browser you are using. Refer to the table below:
| There are two ways to surf QuickTime VR from a web browser. | ||||
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| Browser name & version | Display method | Where to find it |
| Netscape 1.0 to 1.1N | Helper application | QTVR Player |
| Netscape 2.0 | MovieStar plug-in | MovieStar plug-in |
| Netscape 3.0 | QTVR component plug-in | QTVR Component |
| Microsoft Internet Explorer 1.0-2.0 | Helper application | QTVR Player |
| Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 | ActiveMovie plug-in or QTVR Component plug-in |
ActiveMovie
plug-in or QTVR Component |
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