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How to maximize your enjoyment of the Aldrin collection

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These pages were designed to look best if you're using the last versions of either Microsoft® Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. We didn't test with other browsers, but the pages should look okay with the latest version of any popular browser capable of supporting "HTML Tables" and "in-line JPEG images".

If you don't think the pages look right, click the [Feedback] button at the bottom of most pages to send the Webmaster an email. Be sure to tell us what browser and version you're using.
 

Make your browser's window as large as possible.There are a couple of other things you might want to do:
  • Open your browser window to its largest possible size. If the window doesn't already fill your screen, then double-click the title bar at the top (where it shows the name of the browser).
  • Get rid of any unnecessary button bars. For example, you might want to turn off the Directory Buttons (in Netscape Navigator).
     
Set your computer to display more than 256 colors. The Aldrin images are all digitized in JPEG format, which allows rendering up to 16 million colors (True Color). They will look best if your computer's video is set to at least High Color mode (65K colors). If your video is set to display only 256 colors, the images are viewable but will tend to appear grainy or speckled. If you don't know what video mode you are using, try this simple Color Fidelity Test.
 
View the larger-sized images if you have a Super VGA screen. We have provided images that are sized and formatted for VGA screens (640x480 pixels). If you click a thumbnail image or a [VGA] button, these are what you'll get. We have also provided larger versions that are sized and formatted for Super VGA screens (800x600 pixels or more). These images take somewhat longer to download, but they show the painting in greater detail. If you don't know what screen resolution your computer is currently using, try this simple Screen Resolution Test.
 

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