Welcome to the world of Fractals! With Aros Fractals
you can explore some classical fractal images at extremely high resolutions (physical
size and color depths). For the current version of Aros Fractals and other
information, you've reached the correct destination. We are constantly updating
information here, so visit often and let us
know if there is additional material you would like to see here.
System Requirements
Minimum
All Platforms: Floating Point Unit (FPU). 8-bit video card (256
colors). Sufficient hard disk space to store large images.
Windows95: 486DX/25. 8M RAM.
Windows NT: 486DX/25. 16M RAM.
Macintosh: 68020. System 7.0. Thread Manager. 8M RAM. (Aros Fractals
will let you know if it is missing any additional required components at startup
time).
Recommended
All Platforms: 32-bit video card (True Color)
Windows95: Pentium. 24M RAM.
Windows NT: Pentium Pro. 32M RAM.
Macintosh: PowerMac. 16M RAM.
File Download Area
Microsoft Windows:afx100.exe(165KB). This
self-extracting program installs Aros Fractals on your system. Ensure that
the installation path points to the correct harddrive (eg., C:).
Note this location since you may wish to create a shortcut for Aros Fractals
after it is extracted.
Macintosh::afx100.hqx(419KB). This Binhex
format file contains a self-extracting program, which expands into the Fat version
of Aros Fractals.
Aros Fractals Gallery
In order to view the images at full resolution the file extension '.fxd'
must be associated with Aros Fractals. Some browsers prompt you to do this
when you click on an image below for the first time. Alternately, your browser should
have an "Helper Application" option panel in which you can explicitly
establish this property. Before you create the association, ensure that Aros Fractals
is installed on your system.
Windows 95/98/ME/2000/NT: When you click on an image for the first
time below, your Web browser may give you the option of "Opening" or "Saving"
the file. Choose the "Open" option. When the browser asks for a program
file, select Aros Fractals from whichever directory you installed it. (eg.,
\Program Files\Aros Magic\Fractals).
Macintosh : MacOS files carry an invisible file signature property.
In your browser, associate the filename suffix '.fxd' to Application
signature 'Arfx' and File signature 'AfxD'.
More to come...
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