The thumbnail-sized button (right) is the link to your selected panorama. This panorama is a sef-displaying programme file and doesn't require any specialised viewing programme.  The image will pan automatically (for extra control see toolbar description below). After you have clicked on the link, a dialogue box (similar to the one on the below) will appear. Unlike other web sites, you now have a choice; you can save the panorama file to your computer's hard disc (and view it as many times as you like) or simply open the panorama and look at it online.

Note: All Panoramas are "water-marked" with this site's main address (there are some unscrupulous people on the Internet who would download these panoramas and then pass them off as their own).

Buttons left to right:

1. Manual/automatic panning toggle (default is automatic ...function usually disabled)
   
2. The next two buttons change the direction of automatic panning.
   
3. The slider governs the speed of automatic panning
   
4. Screen button controls window size and zoom
   
5. Tells you about the programme