Notes for At Home Photo Album

To use At Home Photo Album, you must set your display 
setting to either "high" or "true" color.  For some 
graphics cards this is also stated as "32-bit", "24-bit", 
"16-bit", "16.7 million colors", "65,000 colors".  A 
"256-color" setting will result in unpredictable display 
behavior.

If you are unfamiliar with how to change the color 
setting of your display, search Windows Help for 
"colors|number of colors, changing."  Windows 95 help
will step you through the process.  Some graphics cards 
also have a software utility (or control panel) that is
used to make these settings.  See the documentation for 
your graphics card for this information.

Email Notes:

When Emailing a highly compressed image (i.e. the image
was saved as "Not Bad" or "OK" using the image settings)
the image should be emailed using the "Not Bad" or "OK" 
send quality setting.  Using the "Excellent" or "Good" 
send quality setting will result in a significantly 
larger file being sent than that being stored.  Which will,
of course, result in a longer send time.

For best results of Emailed images, use either the "Good" 
or "Excellent" setting to scan/import the image, and then
use the "Not Bad" or "Good" send quality setting to Email the 
image.  Note: evaluation edition preset for sending Email
is "Not Bad".