If the virtual tour is not loading, the page gives a simple fix: install Adobe Flash Player or enable JavaScript in your browser. It is a straightforward support message, but one that matters because it tells visitors exactly what to try before giving up on the tour.
What to do if the tour will not appear
The instruction is clear. Users who see the message instead of the virtual tour should install Adobe Flash Player. If the tour still does not appear, they should enable JavaScript in their browser. The page is designed as a quick workaround for a browser-related access issue rather than a broader site problem.
Who to contact if the problem continues
If the virtual tour is still not working after those steps, the page directs users to email Revolution Viewing at [email protected]. That gives visitors a final support route if browser settings or plug-ins do not solve the issue.
In other words, the message is not just a warning. It is a basic troubleshooting guide: try the plug-in, check JavaScript, and if that still does not restore access, contact Revolution Viewing for help.
