Help - Downloading &
Installing Image Player

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Make sure first that your video card and monitor support at least High Color (16 bit). Without this, the colors of our images may be severly distorted. It is also recommended, although not an absolute requirement, that your video card and monitor operate with at least 800x600 resolution.

Downloading Image Player

  1. Go to www.imageplayer.net.
  2. Select the Gallery from which you will download your first image.
  3. Browse through images included in this gallery. Select your first image.
  4. Click on the selected image.
  5. Fill out the Registration Form and click the SUBMIT button.
  6. Read the instructions on the Registration Confirmation page. Click the DOWNLOAD button.
  7. In the "Save As" pop up box, save the IPSetup.exe file to the Desktop.
  8. You can now close or minimize the browser window with the DOWNLOAD button.

Installing Image Player

  1. Double click on the IPSetup.exe icon representing the executable file downloaded to your desktop.
  2. Read the displayed Software License Agreement. Click the OK button if you agree to the terms of the Agreeement and want to proceed with the installation.
  3. Wait for the Folder selection dialog box. Click the OK button to confirm the default installation folder, or type in a different folder path name.
  4. A new browser window opens, confirming your successful installation of the Image Player package. The previously selected image thumbnail is displayed. Click on the image to download the full size image.
  5. The background image on your desktop changes to the selected image.
I am having problems downloading. What can I do?
It could be caused by any one of several different reasons. Sometimes the problem is that the site where the file is located is overloaded or temporarily offline. Sometimes there are isolated outages on the internet that aren't the fault of the site itself, but rather a problem with the interconnection of networks between your computer and the other site.

We know that it can be a problematic, and we apologize. The best advice is to try again later. Sporadic outages are usually fixed or restored quickly.

I've downloaded Image Player, but I don't know where it is.
If you followed the instructions above, there should now be an IPSetup.exe Shortcut Icon visible on your desktop. If you downloaded the Image Player to a different directory, you can find it by searching for it:

  1. Go to your Start menu, choose Find, and click on Files or Folders.
  2. In the 'Named' blank, type in IPSetup.exe.
  3. Click the button 'Find Now'.

If you can't find the file by searching, you will have to download it again. We recommend that you save the file to your Desktop so that it is easy to find when it once the download is finished.

I tried to download but it took so long I canceled.
Please visit our website at www.imageplayer.net and try downloading again. Most likely there was heavy internet traffic when you tried to download.

Once Image Player is installed, how do I find it?
The Image Player Shortcut Icon will be placed on your desktop. In most cases, you will not need to use. The Image Player is automatically activated after it is installed, and whenever your PC is rebooted.

I have registered, but the download of IP was interrupted. How do I reload the IP?
Go here. If your registration was successful, you will be offered the possibility to download the IP program. Otherwise, you will be referred to the registration page.

I have downloaded the Image Player and everything seemed to be OK. When I revisit the IP site, I am asked to register again!
Image Player uses 'cookies' (small data chunks saved in a file on your PC) to indicate that you have registered and downloaded the Image Player. Browsers save new 'cookies' to disk first at shutdown time. If you turn off the power on your computer without using the proper shutdown procedure (Start>Shut down...), cookies may be lost, and you will have to re-register.

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