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Frequently asked question about Christmas for Kids
section
Q. Some of the games at the North Pole require a
"Javascript enabled browser." What does this mean?
A. Javascript is a programming language. Most games
offered at the NorthPole were
created in Javascript and you won't be able to play them
if you do not have a Javascript-enabled web browser. It
should not be a problem at all because the latest versions
of most browsers have Java implemented (Netscape 2.0 and
higher and Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 and higher).
If you have an older browser, you can easily download the
latest version of Netscape Navigator or Microsoft IE by
clicking one of the links below:
Microsoft
Internet Explorer
Netscape
Communicator/Navigator
If you already have a recent browser and have problems
accessing the Java games, be sure the "Java enabled" function
of your browser is switched on (in Netscape: Edit - Preferences
- Advanced - Enable Java).
Q. How do I perform a "Screen Capture" for
some of the games at the North Pole?
A. If you have colored a picture, dressed a snowman,
or trimmed a tree, you may save your completed work as an
image file with a Screen Capture. There are 2 ways to perform
this in Windows: press the Print Screen (or PrtScn) key
on your keyboard to copy the entire screen to the clipboard,
or press Alt-Print Screen to copy only the active window.
You will then need to open an image editor (such as Microsoft
Paint, which comes with Windows), create a new file, and
select Paste from the Edit menu.
On a Macintosh, pressing Command-Shift-3 creates a PICT
file of the entire screen in the top directory of your boot
drive. Press Command-Shift-4 to change the cursor to a cross,
which you can click and drag to select an area of the screen
to capture in a PICT file. Adding the Control key to either
of these combinations copies the screen image to the clipboard
which may then be pasted in an image editor.
Miling list
- ATC YAHOO GROUPS LIST:
The All Things Christmas Yahoo mailing list is hosted
at Yahoo's
Groups. Members of the mailing list share and exchange
recipes, craft projects, gift ideas, shopping tips,
coupon codes and more. While members are welcome to
post throughout the year, the list is generally active
beginning in July and running through the Christmas
season.
- ATC SHOPPING DEALS LIST:
Members of the ATC Shopping Deals List will receive
periodic emails alerting them to leading Internet Retailer
coupons and shopping deals throughout the year.
- PRIVACY POLICY
In the event that All Things Christmas should request
any personal information for contests or other purposes,
your information will not be sold, leased or shared
with any third parties. By joining the mailing list
which is powered by Yahoo's Groups, information you
submit is then subject to Yahoo's
Privacy Policy.
Printing instruction
For best results on the projects available in our Printables
section, use cardstock or index paper and select high
quality printing in your printer's set up options. In
2005, AllThingsChristmas converted all of its Printables
to PDF documents. The PDF file format (Portable Document
Format), makes sharing documents over the Internet fast,
easy and reliable. A well made PDF file will look the
same on all computers regardless of operating system,
fonts or browser making PDF files most useful for documents
intended for printing. Viewing PDF files requires Adobe
Acrobat Reader, standard on most newer computers. If
you do not already have Adobe Acrobat Reader, it may
be obtained free by visiting the Adobe
Website.
MIDIs
MIDI is an acronym for Musical Instrument Digital Interface,
a standard adopted by the electronic music industry
for controlling devices, such as synthesizers and sound
cards, that emit music. A MIDI representation of a sound
includes values for the note's pitch, length, and volume.
MIDI files do not contain actual recorded music. Instead,
the music sequence is recorded as a series of numbers
which explain how the music is to be played back.
To play a Midi File simply click on it and give it time
to load. You can also download Midi files by right-clicking
on the file name and selecting either SAVE TARGET AS
or SAVE LINK AS (depending on you browser) and then
save to a selected file on your hard drive.
Playing a MIDI File requires a sound card, speakers
and driver software. Most computers already have these,
but if you are unable to hear the music, you may need
to download a MIDI plug-in. You may download Free MIDI
plug-ins in a matter of minutes which will allow you
to play MIDI files.
Netscape and Internet Explorer users may download Crescendo
free. AOL and Internet Explorer users may download
Media Player free.
The MIDI files found on All Things Christmas Music
page have been selected from across the internet and
were created and/or arranged by others. They have been
selected for their sound and quality when played on
a basic home computer.
ABOUT ALL THINGS CHRISTMAS
All Things Christmas was officially launched in July
of 2000 by Webdesigner Deborah Wipp from her home in
Tallahassee, Florida, USA.
Today All Things Christmas is a part of the Company
InternetKom ApS. Its goal is to enhance the Christmas
experience sharing recipes, crafts, shopping bargains,
holiday stories, music and more. It is a site born of
the love of the Christmas holidays.
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