AllNumbedUp.com consists of the pages listed in the menu at left. Pages listed under "RAAPM Clinical Care" can be reached by clicking on hotspots in the Virtual Tour.
Virtual Tour Navigation
Each virtual tour contains a QuickTime Virtual Reality (QTVR) panoramic image that allows you to inspect that area. With a QTVR panorama, it's as if you're standing in the scene and you can look around 360 degrees. To travel within the panoramic image, place your cursor on the image, click and hold down the left-mouse button, and move the cursor in the direction of interest. You can move up and down, left and right.
To zoom in, click the + button at the lower left of the image. You can also zoom in by pressing Shift on your keyboard.
To zoom out, click the — button at the lower left of the image. You can also zoom out by pressing Control on your keyboard.
The virtual tour panoramic image has hotspots over various areas or items. Click on the hotspot will open a subsidiary page with in-depth information about the area or item. A smaller version of the Virtual Tour appears on each subsidiary page. You can continue exploring the RAAPM unit or navigate to other hotspots using the Virtual Tour. You can also return to the large Virtual Tour by selecting RAAPM Clinical Care in your left-hand menu.
Activation Prompts
When using Internet Explorer under the Windows XP operating system you will see an ActiveX activation prompt each time a virtual tour window loads.
This activation prompt can appear in one of three ways.
- A small yellow textbox appears on top of the virtual tour QTVR panorama image that says "Press SPACEBAR or ENTER to activate and use this control."
- A yellow banner will appear at the top of your browser window giving instructions to "Allow blocked content."
- A pop-up prompt appears before the virtual tour QTVR panorama image will load, asking you to click "OK" to run an ActiveX control on the webpage.
Follow the instructions to activate and use the QTVR panorama image. The prompt will appear each time the page is opened. This is normal behavior for Internet Explorer under the Windows XP operating system. It does not occur if using Firefox under Windows XP.
