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I reckon that means you're using the placemark from the top post in this thread, which points to http://xplanet.dyndns.org/clouds/clouds_2048.jpg Looking at http://xplanet.dyndns.org/clouds in my browser, it appears that the images there are either broken or not being updated ![]() But if you scroll down to the post marked 'Now with Transparency' there is a second placemark... and that appears to point to the author's own website. I'm getting a picture with that placemark, but I have no idea whether it is 'fresh' or an old one. Perhaps the two placemark makers can update us on the situation?... {EDIT: I have looked through the thread, and it appears that the 'Now With Transparency' placemark is updaing from a different source, namely: http://userpage.fu-berlin.de/~jml/clouds_2048.jpg - which appears to be displaying a valid image today, at least! So, my advice, JollyReaper, is to use the second placemark, instead of the top one. Use the one with transparencey, from ChrisMDP} |