What do I need to play Surveillance clips? Why cant I access Echelon? Can you re-size wallpapers? How do I get a link to my site added in Agencies? Do you do custom caps? How can I support this site? How do Nielson Ratings work? What do I need to play Surveillance clips? All surveillance clips are encoded as avi files. You can use more or less any media file to play the clips, such as Windows Media Player, The Playa, Winamp, and even later editions of Real and Quicktime. You can download Windows Media Player free from Microsoft.com. The avis have been encoded using the 5.02 DivX codec, which can be downloaded here! Why cant I access Echelon? Echelon requires your cookies to be enabled, which you can do so under your browsers internet options. The best setting is Medium, which allows users to log in and post in the forum. If you are using a firewall, you may have to adjust it accordingly. Most firewalls will allow access if set to 'Block Third Party Cookies.' For specific instructions, click here. You may post in the Help forum of Echelon as a Guest for specific problems. Can you re-size wallpapers? All wallpapers in Intelligence are currently designed for 800x600 desktops. However, if you would like on at a different resolution, please just drop me a line at cia_handler@yahoo.co.uk along with the resolution and the name of the wallpaper you want re-sized. How do I get a link to my site in Agencies? Drop me a line and include your web site address and a banner, usually sized 470 x 60. Before a link will be added, you will have to add a link to A Free Agent. Do you do custom caps? Yes. Simply send me the name of the episode, and as accurate a time as possible to the caputre you want, like an approximate time, or details of a scene. Or even, a piece of the script. After a few custom caps, I will add them in a gallery of custom caps for everyone to enjoy. How can I support this site? How can you support this site? Easy! By voting for me in the Alias Top 50 Sites! Just click on the button below! How do Nielson Ratings work? So how do the Nielson Ratings work? Well, the season three premiere, "The Two", gained a 5.9/9 Nielson Rating. Hundreds of households in random regions of America are given a Nielson box, which basically holds information on what show is being watched, and what age group that person is. So in the case of "The Two", 5.9% of televisions with Nielson boxes (including the ones which were switched off) were tuned in. However, this only accounts to there being one television per household, so if there are multiple television sets in a single household, they are not counted. The /9 is the market share, which basically eliminates all the television sets which werent switched on. So the season premiere actually had 9% of the viewers for that hour.	; ;
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