plug in:  intransitive senses :    to establish an electric circuit by inserting a plug
                 transitive senses :   to attach or connect to a service outlet:     Date: 1903
plug:   verb:   to stop, make tight, or secure by inserting a plug;
plug:   noun:    a piece used to fill a hole;
Etymology:   Dutch, from Middle Dutch plugge; akin to Middle High German pfloc plug
Date: 1627
                                                  --wwwebster dictionary

This "plug-in" is a piece of programing code that augments the functionality of your internet browser, and we at 3DMAKER would recommend this one to anybody who wants to experience the latest in animation and interactivity for the web. It is not necessary for you to get and install the "plug-in" to view everything on this site. It is only required for the Flash sections of the Gallery. For you to experience all this site has to offer you may need to download and install a "plug-in" for your browser.

Internet Explorer 4.0 is pre-configured with “flash” when you install it with all the options. Some versions of Netscape and Internet Explorer will automatically download and intall the plug-in for you when you arrive at a page that requires it.  It is a 300k download and will take just a few minutes.  If you arrive at a page containing flash, and you don't see it, you may use one of the links on this page to manually download and install the plug-in or upgrade to Internet Explorer 4.0.