1. An attachment bracket for positioning a window or door casing comprising:
a long section and a short section;
short section teeth for tacking the attachment bracket to the window casing;
stud guides to provide positioning of the window casing relative to framing studs;
the short section teeth also being used for positioning the attachment bracket onto a finished interior wall;
holes made into the attachment bracket to allow mechanical fateners to attach the attachment bracket.
2. An attachment bracket as in claim 1 for use in installing a window casing on a new construction having a method of installation consisting of the steps of:
tacking and mechanically fastening one attachment bracket on one side of the bottom of the window casing using short section teeth with the stud guides being positioned just off the window casing’s edge towards the interior of the dwelling;
tacking and mechanically fastening a second attachment bracket on the same side and in a similar fashion but at the top of the window casing also installed using short section teeth with the stud guides being positioned just off the window casing’s edge towards the interior of the dwelling;
tacking and mechanically fastening two more attachment brackets on the opposite side of the window casing with one at the bottom of the window casing and the other at the top of the window casing also installed using short section teeth with the stud guides being positioned just off the window casing’s edge towards the interior of the dwelling;
mechanically fastening one of the four attachment bracket to a stud;
leveling the window casing;
mechanically fastening the second attachment bracket;
mechanically fastening the remaining attachment brackets.
3. An attachment bracket as in claim 1 for use in installing a window casing as a replacement for an existing window having a method of installation consisting of the steps of:
tacking and mechanically fastening one attachment bracket on one side of the bottom of the window casing so that the long section, with the help of the short section teeth, is positioned in such a way that when set against the finished wall the window casing is flush with the finished interior wall; tacking and mechanically fastening a second attachment bracket on
the same side and in a similar fashion but at the top of the window casing also installed using short section teeth with the stud guides being positioned just off the window casing’s edge towards the interior of the dwelling;
tacking and mechanically fastening two more attachment brackets on the opposite side of the window casing with one at the bottom of the window casing and the other at the top of the window casing also installed using short section teeth with the stud guides being positioned just off the window casing’s edge towards the interior of the dwelling;
mechanically fastening one of the four attachment bracket to a stud;
leveling the window casing;
mechanically fastening the second attachment bracket;
mechanically fastening the remaining attachment brackets.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. A computer-implemented method comprising displaying, in response to user input associated with a previously displayed reduced-size version of a content item obtained from an Internet source, a full-screen view of the content item retrieved from its Internet source, the full-screen view rendered in a viewer launched in response to the user input.
2. The computer-implemented method of claim 1, wherein the content item is an image.
3. The computer-implemented method of claim 1, wherein the content item is a photo.
4. The computer-implement method of claim 1, wherein the content item is a video item.
5. The computer-implemented method of claim 1, wherein the content item is text.
6. The computer-implemented method of claim 1, wherein the user input comprises election of a graphical element displayed in response to a cursor event.
7. The computer-implemented method of claim 6, wherein the cursor event comprises a mouse-over of the reduced-size version of the content item.
8. The computer-implemented method of claim 7, wherein the graphical element is styled to indicate availability of a full-screen immersive viewing mode.
9. A computer-implemented method, comprising initiating a full-screen slideshow of Internet-based content items in response to user input associated with a previously displayed reduced-size version of a first one of the content items obtained from an Internet source, the full-screen slideshow rendered in a viewer launched in response to the user input.
10. The computer-implemented method of claim 9, wherein the user input comprises selection of a graphical element displayed in response to a cursor event.
11. The computer-implemented method of claim 10, wherein the cursor event comprises a mouse-over of the reduced-size version of the first one of the content items.
12. The computer-implemented method of claim 11, wherein the graphical element is styled to indicate availability of a full-screen immersive viewing mode.
13. A computer-based presentation system, implemented as computer-readable instructions to be executed by a computer processor and stored on a computer-readable medium, the presentation system being configured to display a slideshow of images in a full-screen immersive view in response to user input associated with a previously displayed reduced-size version of one of the images as obtained from an Internet source.
14. The computer-based presentation system of claim 13, further comprising a thumbnail strip configured to display thumbnail views of the images.
15. The computer-based presentation system of claim 13, further comprising an information bar configured to display information concerning a present one of the images presented in the slideshow.
16. The computer-based presentation system of claim 15, wherein the information bar is configured to display path information identifying a source of the present one of the images.
17. The computer-based presentation system of claim 13, further comprising means for a user to rate the images.
18. The computer-based presentation system of claim 13, further comprising means for a user to share the slideshow.
19. The computer-based presentation system of claim 13, further comprising means for displaying content associated with search results as alternative to images displayed as the slideshow.
20. The computer-based presentation system of claim 13, further configured to present a continuously generated sequence of media items modulated in real-time via user feedback in response to previously presented items.