Java is installed by default on Macintosh computers but Windows, Linux and Solaris users may need to install Java - to get it click on the Java logo. You must be running a Java-capable browser with Java enabled.

Recent security changes to Java mean you must also add http://www.hugobarclay.co.uk to Java's 'Exception Site List'. If you see this window:

Please follow these instructions (for Windows, but other operating systems are similar):

1. Go to Control Panel (System Preferences in Mac) and click on the Java icon
2. In the Java Control Panel, click on the Security Tab
3. Under 'Exception Site List', click the 'Edit Site List...' button
4. In the Exception Site List, click on the 'Add' button
5. In the 'Location' box, enter "http://www.hugobarclay.co.uk" without the quotes and click OK
6. A 'Security Warning - HTTP Location' dialogue box will appear - click CONTINUE (not cancel)
7. The new entry should appear in the Exception Site List. Check it's there and click OK

Now attempt to run the Gallery Tour again. You may get a warning asking you if you want to run this application. Click the 'Run' button and the Gallery Tour should appear. Do not worry - it is perfectly safe!

There is actually another way to prevent Java from blocking the panorama viewer - on the Security Tab of the Java Control Panel, you can change the Security Level to 'medium'. However in this age of necessary security on the web, I would not recommend doing this.

I am very sorry for the extra trouble this causes, but there is no update available to the (now ancient) programme that I used to make the panoramas. Converting them to a more modern programme would require more work than I am willing to do at present. My apologies again.