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New Image Viewer to replace DJVu Browser plug-in image viewer

Familyrelatives.com is pleased to announce the release of a new image viewer. The new image viewer is designed to render very high quality greyscale images without the need to always download a plugin. All new databases will use the new image viewer. The same great functionality will be available and will be expanded; including an easy to use contrast and brightness slider bar. We have also made it possible for you to share images with friends and family for free for up to 14 days.

The new image viewer will eventually replace the DJVu Browser plug-in viewer that is currently used on some existing databases, if you are unable to view an image continue to download the DJVu Browser plug-in image viewer (Free). For newer databases the new viewer will appear automatically when viewing images.
SEE BELOW FOR FURTHER DETAILS

NEW Menu

The new drop down Menu is designed to enable you to navigate more easily and with one click select the area you want. Just click once from anywhere on the website to view announcements, classifieds, profiles, societies, photos, home pages or Family Tree.

Familyrelatives New Menu

 

 

NEW Databases

With the growing number of databases as well as the addition of new records from Australia, New Zealand, England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Canada and the United States we have updated the main search page. In order to keep the clean look and feel, new tabs for each country have been added and the layout simplified to accommodate the increasing number of new databases.

On the left there is a new menu of the several datasets available, select the category eg Military and then a sub-category eg World War I or Royal Air Force and select a dataset you wish to search

Familyrelatives New Databases

"You are here"
On each search page there is a "You are here" below the menu bar these are known as bread crumbs and let you know where on the website you are. For instance if you have are searching and viewing records and browsing images you can always return to your Search Results by clicking on Search Results

Bread crumbs look like this;

You are here: Search > Who's Who - Australia 1906 > Search Results

You are here: Search > Search Results > Image Viewer


 

NEW Image Viewer

Familyrelatives.com is pleased to announce the release of a new image viewer.  The new image viewer is designed to render very high quality greyscale images without the need to always download a plugin. All new databases will use the new image viewer. The same great functionality will be available and will be expanded including an easy to use contrast and brightness slider bar. We have also made it possible for you to share images with friends and family for free for up to 14 days.

The new image viewer will eventually replace the DJVu Lizardtech plugin viewer that is currently used on some existing databases, if you are unable to view an image continue to download the DJVu Lizardtech plugin viewer. For newer databases the new viewer will appear automatically when viewing images.

Familyrelatives New Image Viewer

New Functionality
There are many new functions one can use when using the New Image viewer changing the Brightness and Contrast and Inverting the image are just some of these to improve the Image quality for your use.

Browsing images
With browseable records use "Next" page and "Previous" page above the image to view images in sequential order OR insert a page number in the box provided.

  

 

 

 

 
   
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Beta Version

New Website in Beta

Why Beta? Well because we think that we can always improve, from the quality and range of the historical records to your experience and interaction on our website with our emphasis on ease of use and lower cost.

We have many changes to come on Familyrelatives.com over the next few months from Calendar’s to Photo Albums, to Family Tree software, to Family & Friend inclusion and we would love your feedback and interaction.