the windows inside a church with images on them are called stained glass windows. They are called this because the images are made using glass which has been stained. Then the glass is arranged to form the picture. Sometimes underneath the window describing the scene shown in the window.
Stained glass windows are used to depict images, usually thematic. e.g. In a church, there would be stained glass windows depicting stories from The Bible, in a college lecture hall, there could be stained glass windows depicting flora and fauna.
No, Mosques do not have windows there are just images
I believe that you are referring to icons, as used in the Orthodox church.
Windows can not use ISO images without additional software.
No.
Jehovah's Witnesses typically use the term "Kingdom Hall" to refer to their place of worship, which are their gathering places for worship and religious activities. Kingdom Halls typically have windows and are designed to be simple places for congregation members to focus on worship and community.
Windows 97 does not exist. It's been sold fake versions with fake images in the 90's and people uploaded edited images to the web to trick people.Windows 95Windows NT (1996)Windows 98
At various points in history, persons called iconoclasts have attached the Catholic Church for its use of sacred art, citing the commandment against making graven images. Iconoclasm, however, was dismissed as heresy early on in the history of the Church.
Yes, Windows XP offers image manipulation and editing capabilities and quick access to online photo printing. You can submit your images to a printshop and have them shipped to you.
stained glass windows
Pictures made from colorful pieces of glass - such as those seen in most church windows - are called mosaics.
No - the images are ISO images and are restricted to a single DVD that is bootable.