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Recommended for users with DSL, Cable Modem or Corporate LAN connections. Viewing at this speed will usually provide fairly good quality results, depending on the quality of the original recording.
High Speed video clips on our website are either MPEG (.mpg), MOV (.mov) or WAV (.wav) files. To be able to view these clips you will need to have either Windows Media Player or QuickTime player installed.
Check on the Microsoft website or the Apple website to make sure you have the latest version of one of these players and download an update if needed.
The download will take over 30 minutes on a 56kb/s modem and you will need to remain connected to the Internet until the download is complete. Broadband users will find the download process much faster. Once the download has finished, you should follow the on-screen prompts to install the player.
Recommended for users with 56k or slower modem access. Quality at this speed may be poor and the viewing size on the screen is small. In many cases, the audio works fine but the video will only refresh every few seconds. In that event, you may want to choose to download the video clip and play it from your local hard drive, see Download.
Low Speed video clips on our website are RealVideo (.rm) files, to view these you will need RealPlayer installed.
To download RealPlayer for FREE, go to the RealPlayer website and download the player. It only takes a few minutes to download and install this plug-in.
As an alternative you can save the video file locally for the best quality playback. Video files are very large (e.g. 15mb+), therefore it may take a long time to download for users with slower Internet access. Right-clicking the link to the video clip, and choosing "Save Link As" will give you more control over where the video is saved on your local drive. MAC Users: Click and Hold on the link and select "Save As..."
All of the pages on the site have the same 'look and feel'. Here’s how they look from top to bottom:
The top of the page contains the RUA Dummy 2? banner, which you can always click to return to the home page.
Below this, the page splits into two areas:
- The left-hand (Navigation) area contains navigation down the left-hand side of the page which will take you to the main sub-sections and pages of that part of the website.
- The main area (Content) is where you’ll find the text of the page to which you have browsed.
- Below that you'll find the footer area which contains links to the Accessibility, Copyright and Contact Us pages.
If you have any problems navigating the web site contact: help@rospa.com
You can change your text settings through your browser options: in Internet Explorer, go to View > Text size and select your desired text size setting (eg. larger, smaller); in Netscape browsers go to View>Text size. Select a larger or smaller 'percentage' or click on 'larger'’ (or ‘smaller’) to go one size up or down.
The RUA Dummy 2? web site is designed to function visually in all screen resolutions (800x600 upwards). To change your computer screen settings on a PC running the Windows 95 and upwards operating system, go to Start > Settings > Control Panel > Display > Settings and change the desktop area by using the sliding bar.
On an Apple Macintosh, you can use the Monitor & Sound Control Panel to change the resolution.
Links to all PDF documents on this site are indicated by the presence of the 
PDF icon and the file size.
To view PDF documents on the RUA Dummy 2? website you will need to download and install a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Almost all of the PDF documents on the RUA Dummy 2? web site are under 500kb in file size to reduce download times. There may be exceptions, if you have problems downloading files larger than 500kb contact us (help@rospa.com) and we will endeavour to provide you with an alternative means of accessing the document.
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