PanoTools NG:
Re: Re: Interface experiment
Roger D. Williams 2009-Jan-27 01:48:13
Dear Erik,
On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 04:17:27 +0900, erik leeman <#removed#>
wrote:
> Hi Roger,
> Thanks for having a look (that goes for all others too, thanks!).
>
> I have Opera 9.63 on my WinXP (32 bit) machine, and I haven't
> experienced the defects you have encountered (yet). I use Opera only
> for testing, not for regular browsing, so I'm not too familiar with it
> and I didn't change any of its default settings. Does the problem go
> away if you refresh the page?
I don't think so... I tried all I could think of, and nothing worked
except closing Opera and starting all over again.
> Both Opera and Safari have given me problems with (partially)
> transparent elements, probably a safety measure against the bad guys,
> so in all honesty I must say I am quite pleased not to see too many of
> them in my site statistics ;)
Oh don't be like that. Actually, I stick with Opera because of its
mail program, not the browsing experience, although that is good with
compatible sites. I guess that some degree of non-compatibility with
Opera (and to a lesser extent Safari) is a disadvantage for me, as
I want to offer website knowhow to a client and assure them that the
panoramas they put on their home pages are universally visible.
> As to your question about your site, I think it would be best if you
> PM me, so you can explain in detail what it is you want to use and how
> I can help you implement it. Do note that by modern standards my site
> is quite primitive: there is no content management system, no (real)
> database, no dynamic elements etc,etc! I've written all code in
> Wordpad and as a result maintenance is dreadful. But I do think it
> looks rather nice already AND I want to thank you for liking it too :)
I disengaged from website creation and left it to my staff at about the
time when your current site would have been state-of-the-art. So I
never learned to handle databases etc. Now I have no staff... <wry
grin> but some ex-members of staff are very friendly and helpful with
their spare time, and might be able to help me. I definitely want to
minimise maintenance, as I don't want to spend time on that! Would
rather take panoramas or (if strictly necessary) do post processing.
But I love the look of your site, and the way it handles the three
realistic choices of viewer--QuickTime/DevalVR, and SWF. So I guess it
would be more a question of whether you would be happy to have a site
in Japan that looks--apart from the quality and locations of the
panoramas--very like yours, and what payment if any would be involved.
Thanks for the response, Erik,
Roger
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Work: www.adex-japan.com
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