Loughborough University posted a notice telling users how to access a virtual tour, and the message was straightforward: install the Adobe Flash Player if needed, enable javascript if required, and contact Revolution Viewing if the page still would not load properly.
What the notice says
The guidance focuses on three steps. First, users were told to install the Adobe Flash Player to view the virtual tour. Second, they were advised to enable javascript if needed. Third, if the issue continued, the page directed users to email Revolution Viewing at [email protected] for help.
Why it matters
Because the notice appears on a virtual tour page, the instructions directly affect anyone trying to open or use it. The message makes clear that access may depend on browser settings, and it also gives users a specific support contact if the virtual tour does not work as expected.
In practical terms, the page notice is less about the tour itself than about getting it to display correctly. For visitors trying to view the content, the steps provide a simple troubleshooting path: check the Adobe Flash Player requirement, make sure javascript is enabled, and reach out to Revolution Viewing if needed.
