Q.
I don't have a credit card, but
I still want to join your site. What should I do?
A. Please
review our Join Page for extra options.
Q.
I've looked through the information
above, but I still have a question. Can you help?
A. Yes,
we can and we will help you when you contact
us with any question!
But please avoid sending the same message twice, unless you haven't
got a response in 24 hours. Duplicate messages take longer to verify
and process. In your message, please provide us with your site login
and password. This will help us to process your enquiry in a timely
manner.
Playing Video Clips:
Our videos are plain Windows Media files.
Before
playing a video of your choice, if possible save it to your hard disk.
In this way you can keep videos in your personal collection and view
them whenever you wish, without having to download them each time
separately.
Playing
videos directly from your hard disk also avoids having the delays
caused by buffering and downloading.
To
save a video to your hard disk, right click on the video link and
choose "Save link target as" (with some browsers "Save
source as" or "Save target as"). For Mac users: use
CTRL+mouseclick, and "save link to disk". Save the file
to your PC, then play it in the usual way.
Viewing
pictures:
You
don't have to scroll right and
left to see the site/the pictures
if you have a best screen resolution. Our
pictures are of high quality and high resolution, so if you have 800x600
or even 640x480, please try change your
screen resolution to 1024x768 or even higher for best viewing results.
Picture
slide shows
We
do have slide show option on the most of our galleries. In order to
start slide show you'll need to open any picture in the gallery and
find "pause" button beneath the picture. While pressing
this button you'll get pictures renewing every 5 seconds on your screen.
The "pause" button will look like this: 
Saving
Pictures
Downloading pictures is very easy. If you're using Windows Just click
on the picture with your right mouse button Click "Save Picture/Image
As..."
Then provide the browser with the location on your hard drive where
you want to store the image.
If
you are using Macintosh: Click on the thumbnail and receive the page
with the picture on it.
Click on the image and hold the mouse button, then choose "Save
Image As..." from the resulting pop up menu. Locate the folder
where you want to save the picture in the window that comes up.