WIDTH, HEIGHT=size in pixels (required) The WIDTH and HEIGHT attributes specify the WIDTH and HEIGHT of the viewer window. Note: In order to properly display the controller, the height specified must be at least 16 pixels greater than the image height, or SCALE must be set to "tofit". If your controller will not display properly, try increasing the height of your viewer window, or set "SCALE" to "tofit". CONTROLLER=value (optional...requires QuickTime 3 or later) The CONTROLLER attribute sets the visibility of the movie controller. CONTROLLER can either be TRUE or FALSE. By default, CONTROLLER is TRUE. If CONTROLLER is set to FALSE, the movie controller will not display. Note: For compatibility with existing web pages, the default is FALSE for QuickTime VR movies, image files, and flash files. FOV=integer (optional...requires QuickTime 3 or later) The FOV attribute allows you to specify the initial field of view angle for a QuickTime VR movie, in degrees. A lower FOV displays the inital view "zoomed in" on the image. A higher FOV "zooms out" at initial view. PAN=integer (optional...requires QuickTime 3) The PAN attribute allows you to specify the initial pan angle for a QuickTime VR movie. Only integer values are supplied for this attribute. The range of values for a typical movie would be 0 to 360 degrees. If no value for PAN is specified, the value stored in the movie is used. This attribute has no meaning for a standard QuickTime movie. SCALE=value (optional...requires QuickTime 3) SCALE is either TOFIT, ASPECT or a number. By default the value of SCALE is 1. If set to TOFIT, the movie is scaled to fit the embedded box as specified by the HEIGHT and WIDTH attributes. If this is set to ASPECT, the movie will scale to fit the embedded box while maintaining the aspect ratio. If this is set with a number, the movie will be scaled by that number (e.g. 1.5). Note: Using the number scale attribute with a QTVR Panorama movie can degrade the performance of the movie even on high-end systems. CACHE=value (optional...requires QuickTime 3 or later) If CACHE=TRUE is specified, the browser will CACHE movies. If the movie is in CACHE when the user returns to the page, the movie will be played from CACHE instead of downloading again. CACHE can either be TRUE or FALSE, or simply CACHE. CACHE by itself implies TRUE. The default behavior is set by the user in the 'QuickTime Plug-in Settings.' Note: The functionality of this attribute is only supported by Netscape Navigator, version 3.0 or later. ENABLEJAVASCRIPT (optional...requires QuickTime 4) ENABLEJAVASCRIPT can either be set to TRUE or FALSE. The default behavior is FALSE. If you want to control a QuickTime movie using JavaScript functions, you need to enable JavaScript for that movie by setting ENABLEJAVASCRIPT="TRUE".