PHOTO
DIRECTORY
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Spring 2005 ***
HINT: If you arrived at this page via the official
www.gonzagarugby.com website,
when you are
through viewing photo sets, just exit this page to return to the main site.
Year -Mo –Dy
PLEASE use “gonzagarugby.com” and choose Photo button for current index.
Please let me know if you are having trouble viewing these photos. (Reply to: gery@gloverassoc.com).
We welcome submittals of additional Gonzaga Rugby photos that would more completely communicate the Gonzaga Rugby experience!
Photos are stored by the date they were taken. The photos available online are sized down from 8 megapixels each to less than 1 megapixel for quicker transmission.
A CD containing any one of the original high resolution photos sets (by game) is available for a donation of $5.00 per CD to the Gonzaga Rugby Boosters’ Club. Please contact Gery Glover at gery@gloverassoc.com if interested.
These photographs are for personal use only. Any other use requires written permission from an officer of the Gonzaga Rugby Boosters’ Club.
A few use notes:
The links initially take you to a grid of thumbnails arranged in rows of 3. You
may scroll to and access any particular photo by clicking on it. You may
return to the grid by clicking on the "grid" icon at the top of the
page or you can use the arrow keys to move to the next photo. The
"home" icon takes you to the "GonzagaRugby.com" photo index
page.
For general viewing, we find that clicking on the first photo and just using
the arrow keys to walk through the slide show is the most useful viewing method.
For those who are technically oriented - the underlying larger photos are
a maximum of 800 x 600 pixels; therefore setting your screen for
1024 x 768 pixels provides a well-sized photo with reasonable resolution
without having to scroll around to see the entire photo.
With the large version of a photo displayed, if you move the curser over the
picture you will see icons appear in the upper left of the photo which allow
you to save the photo to disk, print it, or email it. Some operating
systems may require you to right click on the enlarged photo to gain access to
these functions.