A Walk in the Footsteps of Jesus in its drive and begin a delightful, National Geographic type photographic, tour of the Holy Land sites, associated with the life of Jesus Christ. Written Installation instructions for Windows 95, Win 3.1 and MacIntosh or Power Macintosh are, noted on the pamphlet, that is in the CD Jewel Case. Once you are up and running, it immediately becomes apparent that this is not the average computer program. I would rank the style and presentation similar to a Public Broadcast System TV production. It was interesting to note that Mike Eisenstadt of WMNF Radio, Tampa was one of two in the music credit.
Heavenly music plays in the background, in just about every scene.
At the outset you are given the option of receiving some hands on training or viewing the Main Menu. First timers who need the training, will double right click the first time viewers button. The first time viewer tour is really a very detailed tutorial. You quickly learn that each main scene is a panoramic photographic bubble and how to navigate through the bubble You will be instructed in how to zoom in or out, how to scan through the 360 degree photograph and how additional information can be obtained by clicking on the speaker, TV, and Door icons. In short order you will know how to best navigate the program, as well as its many features.